CU Denver Spring Commencement 2022

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May 14, 2022 Dear Graduate: One of the greatest honors for the University of Colorado Board of Regents, the institution’s governing board, is to be part of this commencement ceremony. Your success is a success for us all. Your degree is a measure not only of an accomplishment of dedication and talent, but also notice to the world that you have the skill and discipline to contribute greatly to any endeavor you pursue.

This commencement ceremony, like every University of Colorado graduation since 1935, will close with the reading of the Norlin Charge. As originally expressed by former CU President George Norlin in 1935, graduation “marks your initiation in the fullest sense of the fellowship of the University, as bearers of her torch, as centers of her influence, and as promoters of her spirit.” Welcome to the ranks of CU’s alumni family, which is over 475,000 strong. Congratulations on achieving this milestone. Well done and well earned!

Sincerely, The Regents of the University of Colorado

THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO

Back Row: Ilana Dubin Spiegel, District 6; Ken Montera, District 5; Glen Gallegos, District 3; Nolbert Chavez, District 7; Callie Rennison, District 2 Front Row: Lesley Smith, At Large; John “Jack” Kroll, District 1, Chair; Sue Sharkey, District 4, Vice Chair; Heidi Ganahl, At Large

May 14, 2022 Dear CU Denver Graduates, Congratulations and welcome to the University of Colorado alumni family! Reaching this moment in your educational journey required hard work, perseverance and commitment. You should feel great pride in earning your CU degree and for taking this critical step to position yourself for success.

As a fellow CU alum, I’ve experienced the university’s transformative effects firsthand. My CU degree has helped unlock countless benefits for me over the years, and I know your degree will serve you well regardless of your path in life. You’re now part of a distinguished network of CU alumni who are contributing to their communities, the state of Colorado, the nation and the world.

Among the many things you’ve learned during your time at CU is that life is uncertain.

That you persisted and earned your degree is testament to your strength and abilities – and the support you received along the way. Remember this as you make your way in the world, and when you’re able, I encourage you to pay that support forward. It will be among the most important and rewarding things you do, for yourself and for others.

I also encourage you to hold tight to the integrity, collaboration, innovation and critical thinking that framed your CU education. They will serve you well in the years ahead.

All of us at CU celebrate your achievement and wish you health, happiness and fulfillment in the future. Again, congratulations, Lynx!

All the best,

Todd Saliman President, University of Colorado

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May 14, 2022 Dear graduates: Congratulations on earning your degree from the University of Colorado Denver! It has been such a privilege to be your partner on your educational journey.

In the best of times, earning a degree is impressive. But achieving this milestone while going through a pandemic reveals your exceptional character, grit, and determination. These traits will serve you well wherever your future takes you.

Now that the world begins to look ahead from the pandemic and regain its footing, it will need your talents, insights, skills, compassion, and intellect more than ever to grow the economy, advance society, and strengthen communities. I know you will rise to the challenge because you’re Lynx. You have already demonstrated that you’re more than capable of facing hard truths and then doing the hard work of making change.

With your graduation, you are joining a community of more than 100,000 CU Denver alumni, many of whom are leaders in the civic, nonprofit, and business sectors—in Colorado and across the globe. Our alumni live in over 100 different countries and are shaping the future of society.

As you leave today, we hope CU Denver has inspired you to be lifelong learners, innovative problem solvers, and thought leaders in the communities where you choose to live and work. We invite you to stay connected to your alma mater, which promises you a very warm welcome whenever you return.

Sincerely,

Michelle Marks, PhD Chancellor

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Official Delegation for the 2022 Spring Commencement University of Colorado Denver

___________________________________________________________________________________ Nolbert Chavez District 7

John “Jack” Kroll Chair, District 1

Sue Sharkey Vice Chair, District 4

Glen Gallegos District 3

Ken Montera District 5

Lesley Smith At Large

Heidi Ganahl At Large

Callie Rennison District 2

Ilana Dubin Spiegel District 6

OFFICIANTS President Todd Saliman Chancellor Michelle Marks Commencement Marshal Maryam Darbeheshti Academic Deans

PLATFORM PARTY Laura Argys, Professor and Associate Dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Melisa Baldwin, Vice Chancellor for Advancement Joann Brennan, Interim Associate Vice Chancellor for Faculty Affairs Leonard Dinegar, Senior Vice President and Chief of Staff, Office of the President Thomas "Detour" Evans, Commencement Speaker Antonio Farias, Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Thomas Flaig, Vice Chancellor for Research Anthony Graves, Managing Director for Partnerships & Innovation Jennifer Greiving, Instructor, School of Education & Human Development Todd Haggerty, Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance and Chief Financial Officer Jarrod Hanson, Chair, Faculty Assembly Genia Herndon, Associate Vice Chancellor, Student Community and Engagement Chris Hilton, President, Student Government Association Cinthya Ippoliti, University Librarian and Auraria Library Director Alana Jones, Associate Vice Chancellor for International Education Beth Meyers, Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Planning and Institutional Effectiveness Constancio Nakuma, Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic and Student Affairs Felicity O'Herron, Chief Human Resources Officer, Office of the President Chris Puckett, Managing Associate University Counsel Jennifer Sobanet, Senior Vice Chancellor for Administration and Strategy Jaime Torres, Denver City Council, District 3 Brooke Trujillo, Dean of Students Colleen Walker, Chief Executive Officer, Auraria Higher Education Center Marie Williams, Vice Chancellor for University Communications Margaret Wood, Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Achievement & Student Success 9

ORDER OF EXERCISES SATURDAY, MAY 14, 2022 ___________________________________________________________________________________ Processional

Pomp and Circumstance Marches, Op. 39 — Highland Cathedral, Roever and Korb

The National Anthem Introduction of Distinguished Guests & Academic Deans Greeting from the Chancellor Greeting from the President of the University Commencement Address Conferring of Degrees Doctoral Degrees; Specialist Degrees College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Doctor of Philosophy College of Architecture and Planning Doctor of Philosophy School of Public Affairs Doctor of Philosophy School of Education & Human Development Doctor of Philosophy Doctor of Education Doctor of Psychology Specialist in Education Business School Doctor of Philosophy College of Engineering, Design and Computing Doctor of Philosophy

Master’s Degrees College of Arts & Media Master of Science

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Master of Arts Master of Humanities Master of Integrated Sciences Master of Science Master of Social Science

College of Architecture and Planning Master of Architecture Master of Landscape Architecture Master of Urban Design Master of Urban and Regional Planning Master of Science in Historic Preservation School of Public Affairs Master of Criminal Justice Master of Public Administration

School of Education & Human Development Master of Arts Master of Science in Education

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Michael Lancaster, Bagpiper Lark Michelle Marks Michelle Marks Todd Saliman Thomas Evans, a.k.a. Detour Michelle Marks Michelle Marks

Master’s Degrees continued Business School Master of Business Administration Master of Science College of Engineering, Design and Computing Master of Engineering Master of Science

Baccalaureate Degrees College of Arts & Media Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Fine Arts Bachelor of Science College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Bachelor of Arts

Bachelor of Science College of Architecture and Planning

Bachelor of Science School of Public Affairs

Bachelor of Arts

School of Education & Human Development Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Business School Bachelor of Science

College of Engineering, Design and Computing Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science

The Norlin Charge to the Graduates

Regent John “Jack” Kroll

Recessional

CU Denver Claim Jumpers, Directed by Eric Staffeldt

The ceremony will last approximately 3 hours. In consideration of the audience and the significance of this event, all guests and graduates must remain seated for the entire ceremony.

Real-Time Captioning: All spoken information during the ceremony will be captioned and made available to follow along in real time from a personal, mobile device. To access this service and follow along during the ceremony, open the browser on your mobile device and enter the following website: www.ucdenver.edu/GradCaption.

Please note that data rates from your personal device may apply. Wi-Fi is not available during the ceremony.

Captioning Services provided by Visible Voices Inc.

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THE OUTSTANDING GRADUATES _______________________________________________________________________ RECOGNIZED BY THE SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES College of Arts and Media Bachelor of Fine Arts (Visual Arts) Bachelor of Fine Arts (Theatre/Film/Television) Master of Science (Music & Entertainment Industry Studies) Master of Science (Recording Arts) Master of Science (National Center of Media Forensics)

Aldo A. Ruiz Davina Noel Vetter-Drake

Katharine Maria Yeager Katelynn Marie Eckles Stephen Douglas Wells

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Doctor of Philosophy Master of Arts Master of Science Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science

Margaret K. Tanner Meghan Renee Cosgrove Drew Horton Tobias Orion Tegrotenhuis Theresa Hoa Nguyen

College of Architecture and Planning Master of Architecture Master of Landscape Architecture Master of Urban and Regional Planning Bachelor of Science (Architecture)

Bo Armstrong Lee Sylvia Gail Pasquariello Karlyn Vasan Mohamad Zaina

School of Public Affairs Master of Public Administration Bachelor of Arts (Public Administration) Bachelor of Criminal Justice

Timothy Darrell Postlewaite and Devin Marie Clark David Gilbert Olguin Alexis Michie Nakabayashi

School of Education & Human Development Doctor of Psychology Master of Arts Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science

Lyndsay Rose Adams Joselyne Garcia-Moreno Soledad Eliette Montecino Alarcon Zachary Robert Lees

Business School Master of Business Administration Bachelor of Science

Victoria Marie Jennrich and Bryce Griffin Peterson Fatima Monserrath Cruz Ruiz and Honey Zin

College of Engineering, Design and Computing Master of Science Bachelor of Science

John David Pace Jackson Winterrowd

UNIVERSITY HONORS _________________________________________________________________________ UNIVERSITY HONORS AND LEADERSHIP PROGRAM

May 2022 Candidates

Ramsha Sharaf Ahmad Connor Patrick Buchanan Katherine Elizabeth Campbell Jyotshila Dhakal Aubrey Taylor Evans Samantha Rose Hambleton Inaliel Louise Calantas Hernandez Mia Lundin Vanessa Rose Maldonado

Tala Ali Obeid Alexander Pawel Plonski Alexandra Nicole Ramirez Shlok Rathi Kirstin Elisabet Seurer Ananya Hardik Shah Hoda M. Sherif Katrina Zakeiah Silbaq

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Amanda Faith Taylor Sarah Catherine Weller Mariah Kay Witkowski Jamie Allen Young Madison Marie Bradfield Ryan Andrew Lavallee Luc David Malouf Katharine Maria Yeager

RECOGNITION OF FACULTY AND STAFF _______________________________________________________________________ 2022 EXCELLENCE IN TEACHING AWARDS Instructional/Research/Clinical Faculty Lisa K. Forbes, PhD, School of Education & Human Development A. James LoPresti, PhD, Business School Tenured/Tenure-Track Faculty Sasha Breger Bush, PhD, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Political Science) 2022 EXCELLENCE IN RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES AWARD Instructional/Research/Clinical Faculty Courtney M. Donovan, PhD, School of Education & Human Development Tenured/Tenure-Track Faculty Audrey Hendricks, PhD, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Mathematical and Statistical Sciences) 2022 EXCELLENCE IN FACULTY MENTORING AWARD Ann E. Komara, MLA, College of Architecture and Planning (Landscape Architecture) 2022 EXCELLENCE IN LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE AWARD Instructional/Research/Clinical Faculty Dane Stickney, MA, School of Education & Human Development Tenured/Tenure-Track Faculty Manuel G. Serapio, PhD, Business School 2022 EXCELLENCE IN LIBRARIANSHIP AWARD Geoff Johnson, MSLIS, Auraria Library 2022 EXCELLENCE IN PRACTICES RELATED TO NON-TENURE-TRACK FACULTY Business School 2022 GRADUATE SCHOOL DEAN'S DOCTORAL STUDENT MENTORING AWARD Chris Weible, PhD, School of Public Affairs, PhD Program in Public Affairs 2021 GRADUATE SCHOOL DEAN'S MASTER'S STUDENT MENTORING AWARD Bryan Wee, PhD, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Department of Geography and Environmental Sciences

RETIRING FACULTY AND STAFF Barbara Ambach, College of Architecture and Planning Robert Damrauer, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences & Associate Vice Chancellor for Research Xiaoping Gao, Auraria Library Cynthia Faye Hashert, Auraria Library Sherry Holden, Disability Resources & Services Frederick R. Rutz, College of Engineering, Design and Computing Coral Scherma, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences IN MEMORIAM Paul Bartlett Muriel Woods

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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER _____________________________ Thomas Evans, a.k.a. Detour Thomas Evans, a.k.a. Detour, is an all-around creative specializing in large scale public art, interactive visuals, portraiture, immersive spaces, and creative directing. His focus is to create work where art and innovation meet. A born collaborator and “military brat,” Detour pulls from every conceivable experience that shapes his landscapes and perspectives. Explaining Detour’s work is no easy task, as ongoing experimentations in visual art, music, and interactive technologies have his practice continually expanding. With his everevolving approach to art, Detour’s focus is on expanding customary views of creativity and challenging fine-art paradigms by mixing traditional mediums with new approaches—all the while opening up the creative process from that of a singular artist, to one that thrives on multi-layered collaboration and viewer participation.

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HONORARY DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS 2021 ____________________________________________ Lauren Y. Casteel Born in Nebraska and raised in New Rochelle, New York, Lauren Y. Casteel is the daughter of renowned Civil Rights leader Whitney Moore Young Jr. and educator and author Margaret Buckner Young. After graduating from the University of Colorado Denver in 1977 with a BA in speech and communications with a minor in English Literature, she was appointed by Denver mayor Federico Peña to develop and implement proactive communications strategies to support his public policy.

Lauren has shown a life-long commitment to social justice in all forms. She is a passionate advocate for a more humane world, with a focus on the most vulnerable members of our society—women, children, and the underserved. With more than two decades of philanthropic leadership experience, Lauren has many “firsts” to her name. Most notably, she is the first person in Colorado to lead three foundations—the Hunt Alternatives Fund; the Temple Hoyne Buelle Foundation; and currently, the Woman’s Foundation of Colorado.

As a member of the senior leadership team at the Denver Foundation, Lauren launched the Inclusiveness Project, which has become a model for encouraging and training nonprofit boards to increase the diversity of their membership. The Project received the National Council on Foundations’ Critical Impact Award in 2009. During her time at the Denver Foundation, Lauren also instituted the Foundation’s Nonprofit Internship Program, which creates opportunities for college students to intern at nonprofit organizations.

Currently, Lauren is the President and CEO of the Women’s Foundation of Colorado, where she brings her passion and intellect to bear in driving the Foundation’s research agenda, community partnerships and lobbying efforts. With her trademark asset-based approach to leadership, all parties’ voices and strengths are listened to, respected, and projected for outcomes that benefit women and families of every background and identity.

Her data-driven and nonpartisan approach to policy has made Lauren and the Foundation trusted voices and leading advocates in the State of Colorado. Since 1987, the Foundation and its public partners have helped pass more than 50 measures in Colorado, and its list of accomplishments include greater access to high-quality childcare, minimum wage increase, elimination of barriers to pay equity and gender pay gap, and greater access to long-acting reversible contraception for low-income women.

In 2014 Lauren was inducted into the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame. In 2015 she was named one of the 25 Most Powerful Women in Colorado by the Women’s Chamber of Commerce. She was presented the Mayor’s Monte Pascoe Civic Leadership Award in 2016, and in 2018 she received the Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region’s Civil Rights Award.

Given Lauren’s extraordinary achievements in philanthropic leadership, her life-long dedication to social justice and equity, and her exemplary public service, it is with deepest gratitude that the Regents of the University of Colorado award Lauren Y. Casteel the Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.

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HONORARY DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS 2022 ____________________________________________ Don Johnson Through his extraordinary leadership, service, and philanthropy, Don Johnson has made a transformative impact on the University of Colorado.

Don is third in a lineage of five generations of CU graduates and students. After receiving his B.F.A. in interior architecture from CU Boulder in 1962, Don made significant contributions to the fields of architecture and urban planning. In 1972, he founded Aegina Associates, a major architecture and planning firm. In 1993, he began designing and building Erie Village, which would become one of the most desirable real estate developments in Boulder County.

Today, Don serves as Managing Trustee of the Dr. C. W. Bixler Family Foundation, which supports educational, arts, and community initiatives in Colorado and across the U.S. The Foundation commemorates and continues the legacy of Don’s grandfather Dr. Clarence W. Bixler, who graduated from CU’s School of Medicine in 1907.

Through Don’s role at the Bixler Family Foundation and through his personal philanthropy, he has made a wide-reaching impact across the University of Colorado. He served as a Trustee of the University of Colorado Foundation from 2010-2016 and is a member of the Benson Society and Heritage Society in recognition of his incredible generosity to the university.

Don has made an especially significant impact on CU Denver’s College of Architecture and Planning (CAP), where his philanthropic gifts have made him the largest donor in CU Denver’s history and where he provides ongoing thought leadership as a member of the CAP Advisory Board.

Don’s investments in CAP reflect his fundamental goal of expanding access to learning experiences that can transform students’ lives and careers. First, he saw an opportunity for international learning and cross-cultural knowledge sharing. The result was the Bixler Global Initiatives, an exchange program between CAP and architecture schools in Finland, Japan, and Spain. Next, he saw the need to widen the reach of experiential learning opportunities, inviting more students to apply design principles to real-world problems. The result was the Colorado Building Workshop, where students learn the practical application of architectural theory by constructing buildings for communities in need.

In addition to these unparalleled gifts to CU Denver, Don and the Bixler Family Foundation have invested deeply in arts education at CU Boulder through gifts to the College of Music and the Department of Art and Art History. Don and the Foundation have also made generous gifts to the CU Anschutz Medical Campus to advance care in breast cancer and pulmonary disease.

For his visionary role in redefining student experiences at CAP and for his generous support of student success, research, and creative activity across the University of Colorado system, it is with deepest gratitude that the Regents of the University of Colorado award Don Johnson the Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.

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HONORARY DOCTOR OF HUMANE LETTERS 2022 ____________________________________________ Tenzing Rigdol Born in Kathmandu, Tenzing Rigdol is the son of Tibetan parents who were refugees in Nepal. Tenzing was brought up with a foundation in a number of traditional Tibetan arts. Ultimately, he came to the University of Colorado Denver, where he received his bachelor’s of fine arts in painting and bachelor’s in art history. Since then, Tenzing has emerged as one of the leading global contemporary artists to address political and ideological issues coming out of the Himalayan tradition.

His artwork reflects the history of the Tibetan diaspora. Not only does Tenzing advocate values important to displaced Tibetan communities and Nepal, he has also been able to share the complexities of Himalayan tradition with audiences that are unfamiliar with the culture.

In 2011, Tenzing transported 20 tons of soil from Tibet through Nepal to neighboring India at great peril, so that exiled Tibetans could walk on the soil of their homeland. The installation, entitled “Our Land, Our People” was blessed by His Holiness the Dalai Lama, and allowed his people to reconnect with a piece of their homeland. The journey to smuggle the Tibetan soil across three borders is documented in “Bringing Tibet Home,” a documentary that was awarded the Young European Jury Award at the 27th edition of the International Festival of Audiovisual Programmes.

Since his first solo exhibition at the CU Denver’s Emmanuel Gallery, Tenzing’s work has been on show at some of the most prestigious art museums and institutions around the world. In 2014, Tenzing became one of only two contemporary Tibetan artists to be included in the exhibition, “Tibet and India: New Beginnings” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. His work, “Pin Drop Silence,” is now part of the MET’s permanent collection. Tenzing is the first Tibetan artist whose work has been acquired as part of the MET’s permanent collection, which contains over 2 million works representing the great masters of art to the very best examples of historical antiquity from the world over.

Most of the proceeds from sale of Tenzing’s artwork goes to fund an artist’s residency he founded in Dharmshala, India. This residency supports Tibetan artists in their poetry, visual art and writing endeavors, with particular focus on disadvantaged Himalayan artists.

Tenzing is also a brilliant public speaker and poet, regularly speaking on issues important to the Tibetan diaspora. Of note are public conversations at the MET which included eminent scholars of Buddhist studies: Elliot Sperling and Donald Lopez. In conjunction with solo exhibition, “My World is in Your Blind Spot,” Tenzing also gave the prestigious Logan Lecture at the Denver Art Museum.

Tenzing is CU Denver's most celebrated visual artist, and his work will continue to resonate throughout our communities, the state of Colorado, and far beyond. Considering all that Tenzing has done for Tibetan art, issues of the Tibetan diaspora, and what he has brought to this university, it is with deepest gratitude that the Regents of the University of Colorado award Tenzing Rigdol the Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree.

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UNIVERSITY MEDAL 2021 ____________________________________________ Rick Gardner As a pioneer in the field of cognitive psychology, a dedicated champion for students and faculty, and a revered leader who shaped CU Denver’s Department of Psychology into its modern form, Dr. Rick Gardner has left a lasting legacy at the University of Colorado Denver.

After earning his PhD in experimental psychology from the University of Nevada, Reno, Rick set out on a career that would span more than 50 years. He began at the University of Southern Colorado as professor of psychology for over two decades, advancing to chair of his deparment. In 1991, he joined CU Denver’s faculty as the standout candidate to lead the Department of Psychology. He served as chair for 11 years, growing the department’s faculty and improving its culture significantly before assuming his current role as professor emeritus.

Over the course of his career, Rick published 67 journal articles, 7 book chapters, and 3 books, and he secured significant NIH funding to support his research. He became a leading expert in the study of body image and its links to eating disorders. Students and colleagues knew him as an excellent classroom instructor, combining the rigor of experimental psychology with a practical approach that applied scientific findings to real-world contexts. He also wrote a book, “Psychology Applied to Everyday Life,” and developed a course by the same name at CU Denver.

Rick also used his personal experience of loss to give back to the research community and those impacted by Alzheimer’s. Following his wife’s, Betty Ann’s, passing after a long battle with the disease, Rick wrote “Journey Through Alzheimer’s,” recounting his experience alongside his wife interspesed with lessons from psychology about the disease process and symptoms.

As graduate students, both Rick and Betty Ann benefited from financial assistance, which inspired them to pay it forward to the CU Denver community. Their support has ranged from student scholarships, to departmental programming, to initiatives across the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS). Rick established both an undergraduate research fund and a faculty scholarship fund. He has encouraged fellow faculty members to support CU Denver and has been a frequent contributor to others’ memorial and honorary funds.

Perhaps the couple’s greatest legacy is the Rick and Elizabeth Gardner Endowed Doctoral Fellowship, which they established for PhD students in CU Denver’s Clinical Health Psychology program. The fellowship helps the Department of Psychology attract and support diverse cohorts of talented students, bringing the best and brightest to CU Denver. The couple designated a portion of their estate to sustain the Gardner Fellowship in perpetuity.

Rick is a Trustee of the University of Colorado Foundation, Chair of the CLAS Dean’s Circle, and a member of both the Benson Society and the Heritage Society, which celebrate the university’s most generous donors. He also remains closely connected with the CU Denver community by meeting regularly with recipients of the Gardner Fellowship to offer mentorship and support and to learn about their research projects.

In recognition of his decades of leadership and generosity, and for his ongoing commitment and service to the university, it is with deepest gratitude that the Regents of the University of Colorado award Dr. Rick Gardner the University Medal.

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UNIVERSITY MEDAL 2022 ____________________________________________ Thomas Noel The University of Colorado Denver, Auraria Campus, and the broader community have greatly benefited from the passion, commitment, and vision of Dr. Thomas Noel, Professor Emeritus of History at CU Denver. For his obsession with the Highest State, Tom is also known as Dr. Colorado, a title affectionately bestowed by the CU-Denver PR department. For 15 years, Coloradans tuning in to Channel 9/NBC would often see Tom appearing as Dr. Colorado on the “Colorado and Company” show.

After joining the faculty at CU Denver in 1977, Tom established the Public History Program, the CU Denver Historical Studies Journal, and taught a full load of courses nearly every term for 50 years.

He served as the chair of CU Denver’s Department of History from 1992 to 1996 and vice chair from 2017 to 2020.

As a historian and educator, Tom focused on Colorado and public history, teaching courses on everything from the American West to historic preservation to national park history. Students from well outside the Denver metropolitan region sought out CU Denver’s Public History and Preservation program because of Tom’s reputation for teaching exciting courses. Taking education beyond the classroom, he conducted many tours for CU’s extended programs and other public institutions.

For the Smithsonian, he conducted a seven-day exploration of Colorado on all surviving passenger railroads called Railroading the Rockies, which continued for 24 summers.

Tom was known for his ability to guide students into their first jobs as historians. He assembled a network of contacts within Colorado’s public history field, and he enthusiastically leveraged those contacts to help graduate students find their first internship. Tom also helped make published authors of many CU Denver history students by launching the annual Historical Studies Journal, which publishes the best student work and gives students the experience of translating their research into academic articles.

Tom has made outstanding contributions to Colorado history, authoring or co-authoring 55 books.

His book, “Buildings of Colorado,” won a top prize from the Colorado chapter of the American Institute of Architects. His “Colorado: A Historical Atlas” won the High Plains, Angie DeBow, and Colorado Book prizes for best Colorado history title. His most recent work, “Boom and Bust Colorado: From the 1859 Gold Rush to the 2020 Pandemic,” was published in September 2021. As a longtime former Sunday columnist for the Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Post, Tom has also written at least a thousand articles, columns, and reviews. He received The Colorado Center for the Book Prize and the Frank Waters Prize, among others.

Among numerous awards and accolades, Tom was appointed State Historian for the State of Colorado in 2018, received the Dana Crawford Award for outstanding contributions to Historic Preservation from Colorado Preservation, and has been a member of the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame Advisory Board Member since 2007.

For Tom’s lifelong passion for the Highest State; his dedication to the next generation of historians; and his decades of service to CU Denver, the Auraria Campus, and our state and national communities, it is with deepest gratitude that the Regents of the University of Colorado award Thomas Noel the University Medal.

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UNIVERSITY MEDAL 2021 ____________________________________________ Lola and Rob Salazar As community leaders, philanthropists, and advocates for education, Lola and Rob Salazar have made an enduring impact not only on the University of Colorado Denver and its students, but also on the quality of education throughout Denver and the state of Colorado.

Lola and Rob grew up in Denver and attended Denver Public Schools. Both were raised by modest, hard-working parents, whom they cite as their inspiration. Lola and Rob met at a high school football game and married the next year. They then set out on the hard work of building their lives and careers.

They took turns finishing college while supporting their growing family. As a first-generation student, Lola received a bachelor's in Elementary Education from Metropolitan State University of Denver and a master's in Curriculum & Instruction from CU Denver. She then taught for eight years at Jefferson County Schools. Rob graduated from Adams State College. At age 26, he founded a CPA and consulting firm. He then co-founded a healthcare management company.

After his company achieved substantial growth, Rob sold his shares to launch two new family initiatives: Central Street Capital and the Salazar Family Foundation. Central Street Capital is a private investment management company, where Rob serves as president and their children, Isiah and Angelique, serve as principals. Its office also houses the Salazar Family Foundation, where Lola serves as president.

The Salazar Family Foundation’s mission is to encourage students to achieve their educational goals.

Since it was established in 1999, the Foundation has awarded over $20 million to organizations committed to improving the quality of education and expanding student access, with special emphasis on youth empowerment in the Latino community. The Foundation has consistently supported the Denver Public Schools Foundation, the Latin American Educational Foundation, Metropolitan State University of Denver, and CU Denver.

In 2017, the Salazar Family Foundation pledged its largest single donation to support the construction of CU Denver’s first named building, the Lola & Rob Salazar Student Wellness Center, and to sustain its ongoing operations and student services. Since opening in 2018, the Lola & Rob Salazar Student Wellness Center has become the heart of CU Denver, promoting a culture of wellness and community through its innovative design and programming. Sitting at the center of campus, it is often referred to as students’ “home away from home” that offers a full range of wellness programs—from exercise classes and equipment, to mental health services and meditation spaces, to financial coaching and a community food pantry.

In appreciation of their incredible impact on the Colorado community, Lola and Rob were honored with the 2019 Outstanding Philanthropist Award by the Association for Fundraising Professionals Colorado Chapter. They are also members of the Latino Leadership Institute’s Hall of Fame, among many other honors.

To recognize their transformative gift to CU Denver and our students, as well as their decades of investment and advocacy in advancing education in our city and state, it is with deepest gratitude that the Regents of the University of Colorado award Lola and Rob Salazar the University Medal.

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DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD 2022 ____________________________________________ Wayne Cascio As a founding member of the University of Colorado Denver Business School and a faculty leader for more than 40 years, Dr. Wayne Cascio set a standard of excellence in his research, teaching, and service that has advanced the field of management and distinguished CU Denver’s Business School on the national and international stage.

Wayne received his PhD in industrial and organizational psychology in 1973 from the University of Rochester. Following faculty appointments at Florida International University and the University of California, Berkeley, he joined CU Denver in 1981 as a tenured full professor. In 2009, Wayne was named the inaugural Robert H. Reynolds Chair in Global Leadership. Today, he serves as professor emeritus in management and human resources management. Over the course of his career, Wayne has published more than 200 articles and 33 books, including “Applied Psychology in Talent Management,” considered the seminal textbook in industrial and organizational psychology and included as required reading in many top graduate programs.

Wayne is revered not only for his prodigious output, but also for his personal mission to bridge academic research and business practice to enhance how organizations operate. He repeatedly developed practices that were cutting-edge innovations at the time and have now become established ways of doing business—from implementing non-discrimination policies in hiring, to developing analytics to evaluate HR practices, to establishing certification standards for HR professionals, to promoting thoughtful and data-driven approaches to downsizing.

In recognition of his outstanding research contributions, Wayne has received numerous awards and honors. To name just a few: In 2008, he was selected by the Journal of Management as one of the most influential scholars over the past 25 years. He was a recipient of the Michael R. Losey Excellence in Human Resource Research Award (the lifetime achievement award from the Society for Human Resource Management) and the Herbert Heneman Jr. Award for Career Achievement (the highest honor of the Academy of Management’s Human Resources Division).

At CU Denver, Wayne has been widely celebrated for his impact as an educator and leader. His students have voted him “Outstanding Teacher” and “Professor of the Year” across multiple programs and over multiple decades. In 2011, the University of Colorado Board of Regents named Wayne a Distinguished University Professor in recognition of his leadership and outstanding contributions in teaching and research. In addition to investing his talent and energy in building CU Denver’s Business School, Wayne has also made significant philanthropic investments in its programs, its physical spaces, and—most of all—its students.

Wayne is a Fellow of the National Academy of Human Resources, the Academy of Management, the American Psychological Association, the Australian Human Resources Institute, and the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology, where he also served as president. He was on the Board of Governors for the Academy of Management and the Board of Directors for the Society for Human Resources Management, including one year as chair.

For his commitment to excellence as a researcher and educator, his extraordinary contributions to the field of management worldwide, and his visionary leadership in helping build the CU Denver Business School, it is with deepest gratitude that the Regents of the University of Colorado award Wayne Cascio the Distinguished Service Award.

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DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD 2022 ____________________________________________ Rebecca Kantor (posthumous) The University of Colorado Denver’s School of Education and Human Development (SEHD) and higher education in general have benefited greatly from the passionate leadership, innovative spirit, and inclusive approach of beloved Dean Dr. Rebecca Kantor. Rebecca was a forward-thinking, influential, tireless education champion who served as Dean of SEHD for nearly a decade, touching the lives of innumerable students, faculty, and staff.

Rebecca was also a consummate academic leader, setting an example through her prominence as a scholar, educator, and leader. With a storied career in education that spanned more than four and a half decades, her unbridled passion for reimaging the potential and education of young children led her to become a national leader in early childhood education.

At a time when the importance of early childhood education was not yet widely recognized by policymakers, Rebecca generated over $20 million in grant funding in the field. This helped bolster the legitimacy and vitality of this critical area of study, and it elevated the field through her pursuit of enriching and culturally affirming early care and education for young children.

Driven to ensure the best outcomes for children, Rebecca spent her entire professional career in roles that supported these goals, both as a teacher and as a university administrator. At CU Denver, Rebecca led the continuing transformation of SEHD into an innovative school that offers contemporary, responsive, and flexible educator, counselor, and researcher preparation. Under her leadership, SEHD also made gains in diversifying new hires and developing programs focused on equity and diversity. It is thanks to Rebecca’s efforts that today, justice- and equity-focused knowledge is fairly and transparently built into the curriculum at SEHD—at all levels.

Rebecca earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Rochester in developmental psychology and linguistics, and her master’s with teaching certifications in early childhood and deaf education, as well as her doctorate in language and cognitive development from Boston University.

She spent 27 years at the Ohio State University—first as an assistant professor and the Director of the Teacher Preparation Laboratory School and, ultimately, as Director of the School of Teaching and Learning, achieving rank and tenure as a full professor.

Her scholarship was focused on the study of classrooms as social contexts for teaching and learning, and reform of teacher preparation in partnership with schools. She published numerous articles, book chapters, and books in her areas of expertise.

As a thought leader in the education space, Rebecca was frequently interviewed by national media outlets for her expertise in early childhood education and served on multiple early-childhood task forces and advisory boards. In 2018, she joined the Governor’s Education Vision Council and was appointed by Governor Jared Polis to Colorado’s Early Childhood Leadership Commission in 2021.

Rebecca was woven into the fabric of not just our campus community and Colorado at large, but also the international community. For her service to CU Denver and decades of dedication to the field of education, it is with deepest gratitude that the Regents of the University of Colorado posthumously award Dr. Rebecca Kantor with the Distinguished Service Award.

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Class of 2022 The following list of candidates is not an official record that all candidates have been awarded such degrees.

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GRADUATE SCHOOL David Engelke, Dean _______________________________________________________________________ THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY College of Liberal Arts and Sciences May 2022 Candidates

Andrew Jesús Andrade “Competing Environmental Influences on Early Understory Successional Development Following Severe Fire: Potential Implications for a Warming Climate” Christianne Biggane “The Effect of Christian Devotional Prayer on Cardiovascular Response to an Interpersonal Stressor Among Christian Couples" Eric D. Culver “Computational Methods Applied to Graph Coloring Problems” Amy Frers “Satisfaction With Telemedicine Interventions and Barriers to Utilization Among Emerging Adults With Chronic pain: A Mixed Methods Needs Assessment” Sydneyjane Roberts “Examination of Objectively Measured Physical Activity Among Couples Transitioning to Parenthood: Individual Patterns and Synchrony Between Dads from 1st Trimester to 6-Months Postpartum” Christina Rush “Is Grace Really Amazing, or is it Old Wine in a New Bottle? A Psychometric Examination of Grace’s Measurement and Characteristics” Margaret K. Tanner, Outstanding Graduate “Clarifying Exercise-Induced Stress Resilience” Roubina Tatavosian “Pleiotropic Function of the Master Regulators, of Gene Expression, the Polycomb Group (PCG) Complexes and the P53 Proteins, During Early Development” Melanie Kim Tran “Minority- and Immigrant-Owned Small Businesses and Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance” Keegan Walker “A Nonlinear Analysis of the Relationships Among Executive Functioning, Perceived Effort, and Sympathetic/Parasympathetic Tone”

College of Architecture and Planning May 2022 Candidate

Gretel Follingstad “Pathways Towards Water Resilience in a Warming World”

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School of Public Affairs May 2022 Candidates

Kristin Wegner “Combating Climate Change at Home: Energy Benchmarking and Disclosure Policies for Commercial and Residential Buildings in U.S. Cities” Jongeun You “Integrating Land Use and Water Management in the Colorado River Basin”

School of Education & Human Development May 2022 Candidates

Mohammed Albishri “Teaching Standard Arabic in the Arabic Diaspora in the United States: a Study Examining Best Practices using conversation analysis with an emphasis on diglossia” Peter Newlove “A Diversity of Tactics: Exploring the Contexts, Negotiations, and Motivations of Teachers Doing Antiracist Work” Remy Rene Rummel “Leadership Agency and Action and the Colorado Seal of Biliteracy: Shifting the Stance Toward Constructing a Culturally and LIngustically Sustaining Seal of Bilieteracy” Dane Walter Stickney “My Other Me: Cultivating Student Voice in the Classroom” Bingqian Wei “Relating Elementary Teachers' MKT with Their Task Selection for Teaching Multiplicative Reasoning: A Constructivist Viewpoint ”

Business School May 2022 Candidate

Xue Ning “Information Technology for Sustainability: Value of Using Green Information Systems and Online Platforms”

College of Engineering, Design and Computing May 2022 Candidates

JaeAnn Marie Dwulet, special honors “How 𝛽-Cell Heterogeneity Impacts Islet Function Under Gap Junction Communication” Hector Rogelio Robles, honors “Modeling, Modulation, and Control of Hexverter-based Modular Multilevel Converters” Ethan Joseph Vanderslice, special honors “Development of a Hydrogel to Induce Cardiac Regeneration for the Correction of Congenital Heart Defects”

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THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF EDUCATION School of Education & Human Development May 2022 Candidates

Lynette Robinson Bates “First Generation College Student Belongingness” Alexis Stoddard Bjelica “Design and Delivery of Accelerated Online Courses” Nicole Brady “Principal Effectiveness Through the Lens of PK-3 Educators” Charles Gabriel Castano “I’m In, But Which Do I Choose? - College Choice And Institutional Fit for First-Generation Latino Students Leveraging A Pre-College Outreach Program Along With Community Cultural Wealth” Yanjie Cheng “Comparing the Acculturation Differences among Chinese International College Students from High Schools in China and in the US A Program Improvement Study with Elite Scholars of China (ESC)” Ryan Joseph Clark “Equitable Family Engagement: Strategies for Engaging Parents, Family Engagement Continuum, and Challenges to Engagement” Lisa M. Costa “Principal Identified Leadership Behaviors In Four Stands Of The Culturally Responsive School Leadership (Crsl) Framework And The Perceived Impact On Teachers” Cara Elizabeth Costelnock “Perception of Trust, Self-Efficacy, Academic Emphasis in Coaching Relationships” Nicole Rene Cozzi “Pioneer Leadership Program: Critical Consciousness in Student Leadership Development” Heather Cunningham “Essential to Learning: How Educational Leaders Can Improve Job Satisfaction and Decrease Attrition Rates for Teachers of Color” Brian DeLevie “A Precursor to Change: How Understanding Faculty Change Readiness Can Inform Systemic Change” Matthew D. Flores “Are Teacher Perceptions of School Leadership Different in Schools with Low or High Academic Growth on the Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS) State Assessment?”

Ashley Elizabeth Gehrke “Principal in a Pandemic: A Portraiture on Principal Efficacy and a Community of Practice” Daniel Gurzick “Burnout and Mattering in School Mental Health Providers” Mackenzie Rae Khan “Effective Leadership as Perceived by Charter School Educators In Colorado” Erin Kimmel “Establishing a Trauma-Informed Workforce in Education”

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Katrina Marie Litzau “Developing a Mentor Identity: A Case Study of Mentor Identity at the URBAN Teacher Residency” Asia Leona Lyons “From the Schoolhouse to Our House: How Black Educators and Their Families Respond to the Crossover/Spillover of Racial Battle Fatigue Into Their Homes” Jennifer Macken “ A Critical Race Examination of Sense of Belonging in Community College” Janell Lynn Oberlander-Haefs “Why Women Persist to a Rural Community College Presidency Doctoral Research Project” Julia Christine Pfitzer “Families’ Experiences of the Initial Evaluation Process for Preschool Special Education: A Qualitative Interview Study” Abenicio David Rael “HSI Identity: A Leadership Challenge” Mollye Deloach Russell “Facilitating Critical Reflection through Collaborative Journaling with Faculty at the Community College of Denver” Jennifer Harrell Sobanet “Discussing the Undiscussable: Race in Higher Education” Amy Spicer “Colorado's Graduation Guidelines: An Implementation Study” Jill S. Taylor “The Dean as Organizational Change Leader: A Doctoral Research Project” Kirsten Dee Klipp Van Arsdale “Leadership Effectiveness and Administrative Support Through the Lens of Special Education Teachers” Deborah Simone Van Roy “Independent Charter School Governance: The Relationship Between The Board Of Directors And The School Leader” Nichole Leigh Villa “Using Latinx Family Voice and Community Cultural Wealth to Strengthen Family Engagement Practices” Catherine A. Wilson “Work Mattering in Higher Education: A Quest for Humanity”

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THE DEGREE DOCTOR OF PSYCHOLOGY School of Education & Human Development May 2022 Candidates

Lyndsay Rose Adams, Outstanding Graduate “Examination of Social Justice Training in School Psychology Graduate Programs” Kyle Evan Bacon “Examining the Integration of Culturally Responsive Practices in School-wide Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports” Anne Behrent “The Significance of Insignificance: An Examination of IDEA Compliance and Results Indicators Related to Secondary Transition for Students with Disabilities” Tiffany Mae Carlson “Continuing Professional Development in School Psychology: Participation and Needs” Sarah Annissa Kate Edwards “Family Expert: Surveying Family Perception to Increase the Effectiveness of Individual Education Program (IEP) Implementation” Jamie Chiyoko Higa “Effectiveness of the Teacher Acute Concussion Tool (TACT)” Kayla Shonda Kaempf “Presence of Play: Play Therapy in Schools” Elizabeth Joy Grimes Kaplon “Clinical Diagnosis and Educational Identification for Latino Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder” Stefanie Limberger “Parent Expectations of School Psychologists When Risky Behavior is Disclosed in the School Setting” Rebecca Anne McVey “Trauma Informed Practices within Applied Behavior Analysis” Megan O'Brien “The Impacts of Postpartum Depression and Anxiety on Infant Development” Jessica Paola Pfeiffer “Understanding The Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences on Executive Functioning and Behavioral Incidents in School” Rachael Paige Roberson “A Case Study: Communication and Care Coordination Between Clinical and Educational Systems” Andrew August Russell “Connectedness and Reduction in Suicide Risk Through Structural Equational Modeling: Examining the Role of Home, School, Race, and Sexual Orientation” Courtney Elizabeth Russell “Race, Ethnicity, and ASD Phenotype: Analysis of the CADE Data Set” Leslie Cheree Shelton “Identifying Suicide and Self-Harm Behaviors in Students with Gaggle Safety Management Program” Renae Beth Stigler “Choosing Words Wisely: Current Practices of School Psychologists in the Administration of Nonverbal Cognitive Assessments in School-Based Evaluations” Victoria Virlee “A Pilot Study of a School-Based Intervention for Early Childhood Anxiety”

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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES Pamela Jansma, Dean _______________________________________________________________________ THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS† May 2022 Candidates Katherine Elizabeth Allen Maia Shayne Allen Miguel Javier Cervantes Meghan Renee Cosgrove, Outstanding Graduate James Dalla Costa Brittney Finley Mathew Gawiak Steven Hamilton Geisbert Raquel Alyssa Gonzales Izaak Herman Michael James Hernandez Kayla Elizabeth Hladky Ashley Lauren Hoke Jessica Erin House Kevin Richard Johnson

Katherine Eva Joyce Andrew Thomas Kane Christopher Parker Kuelling Megan Dempsey Langfield Amanda Malachowski Marrena Elaine Martinez Donald James Mather Sarah Alexander Melotte Abigail Meyer Samantha Margaret-Kathryn Murphy Susie Nura Nyazi Courtney Rhiannon Popp Bahroze Rakeen Alison Reidmohr Camden Joel Roach Victoria Evelyn Rodriguez

Joel Rosenstein Desiree Rose Salais Danielle Sheehan Sophia Rose Sheets William Sjulstad Brian Sleevi Chandler Frank Stark Gabrielle Victoria Toborg Sara Katherine Truesdale Andrew Vandal Joshua Michael Voiles Natalie Renee Waddington James Porter Watkins Edwin Hall Westergaard Haozhi Zhao Ibrahim Moustafa Zien

THE DEGREE MASTER OF INTEGRATED SCIENCES† May 2022 Candidates Julia Deyanova

Ray Martin

Thomas Hughes McLaren

THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE† May 2022 Candidates Haralambos D. Andrianakos Dilan S. Aziz Alexis Catherine Benedis Meghan Tate Chantler Amanda Charobee Christopher William Clark Jadon Costa Makayla Suzel Cowles Joseph Williams Director Trent Erickson

Zachariah Yasir Gabani Jacobo Guevara Mendoza Noah J. Hoffman Drew Horton, Outstanding Graduate Stephanie Lynn Hung Jovonna Teri Kirkling Sierra G. Knodle Nicholas John Kuretich Siu Yin Lee Dmitri Davis Leenatali

Kailun Lin Sarah Amanda Louie Dongdong Lu Joseph Raymond Marold Max Alexander McGrath Margaret Jane Praley Nicholas John Santaniello Brenna Rose Shuttleworth Jillyn Maxine Tittle

THE DEGREE MASTER OF SOCIAL SCIENCE† May 2022 Candidates Elizabeth Jeanne Evans Daniela Garcia Tascon

Solomon Zeray Mekonnen

†Degree conferred by the Graduate School

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THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS May 2022 Candidates Corey Addison-Taylor Stephanie Agabo Torres Phoebe Levorah Agnew Robin Elizabeth Aguirre Arwah Ali Ahmed, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jayden Rose Ahmed, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Maria Rose Airhart, college honors pending Sultan Hassan Alderham Jack Aldrich, college honors pending Robert Thomas Alexander Kate Alvarez Camacho Hui wen An*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ziwen An* Kayla Jo Anderson Samantha Anton Ruben J. Armendariz Zachary Boyd Ashford, college honors pending Jessica Alicia Ayala Anusetsen Baatartsogt, college honors pending Ge Bai*, college honors pending Sara Christine Bauer Culver Dean Benedict, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Rylee Bennett Isabella Bernhardt, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Thomas Scott Biaggi Sichen Bian* David Bioh Ashleen Morgan Bird, departmental honors pending Karley Elizabeth Blaeser, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Lan Bo* Ryan Hyland Brady, college honors pending Joseph David Brockman, college honors pending Elizabeth Rene' Brown, departmental honors pending Liping Bu* Connor Patrick Buchanan, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending Christopher Tyler Burton Kaden John Cargill Harry Carlton Esme Colette Eloise Castellanos Liza Anahi Castillo Flores, college honors pending

Camelia Rafaela Ceniceros, college honors pending Jeremy Alexander Cerda Di Chang*, college honors pending Dustin Shou Chang Bowen Chen*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Sixiao Chen*, college honors pending Wenjing Chen*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Xiaohan Chen* Yixuan Chen*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Zhifei Chen*, college honors pending Zhuo Chen* Brandon Choi, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Joshua Civic Grey Stuart Clarkson Skylar Clemensen, college honors pending Maya Ann Coler Caitlin Alexandra Collins, college honors pending Keira Lucille Collins, departmental honors pending Jason F. Combs Erin Connolly-Latella, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Elizabeth Jane Crisp, college honors pending Jalen D'Vonn Criss, college honors pending Jose Angel Cruz, college honors pending YaXuan Cui*, college honors pending Madeline Curzon Shuyu Dai*, college honors pending Yue Dai*, college honors pending Rafaella Emilia Darquea Reyes Gabrielle Kyla David Kayla Lixia Davis Marisol DeLuna Martinez Danna Aleece Denson Jacob Diehl Nathalie Joachim Dieme Zhaozheng Ding* Jenna Claire Dodson, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Chaochao Dong*, departmental honors pending Riley Dougherty, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Emma Downs, college honors pending Kendall Morgan Drake Hongyu Du*, departmental honors pending

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Yue Du*, departmental honors pending Yunxiao Du*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Hannah Nedinne Eddings, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Austin Clark Eliasson, college honors pending Madison Ellison, college honors pending Alexia Deanna Ellson Mandy Inez Espinosa Megan Faktorovich Ronghao Fan*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Xiangtao Fan*, college honors pending Xingchen Fan* Xiaoshi Feng*, college honors pending Alyssa Nicole Frisby, college honors pending Junqi Fu*, college honors pending Madison Ann Gabriel, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Chenrui Gao* Shunyu Gao* Yuheng Gao*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yutong Ge*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jiawei Geng*, college honors pending Yuhan Geng*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ximena Gomez Taylor Joy Goodman Michael Phillip Gremban, college honors pending Jenna Katherine Griboski Rachel Guerra, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Julie Anne Guest, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Bohong Guo*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jiaxin Guo*, college honors pending Xinyue Guo* Kimberly Marlene Gutierrez, college honors pending Aylin Adanely Gutierrez Ruiz Jeremy Daniel Hahn Rihan Hai*, college honors pending Katherine Jean Hale, departmental honors pending Samantha Rose Hambleton, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending Jessica Hope Hamilton James Earl Hammond

Sarah Devota Hamsher Duanduan Han*, college honors pending Lia Rose Hanchett, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Fei Hao*, college honors pending Shaojie Hao*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yanbo Hao*, college honors pending departmental honors pending Jessica Harner Carmel Baulita Harrison, departmental honors pending Michaela Christine Hartley Ashley Jordan Hatch, college honors pending Xueying He*, college honors pending departmental honors pending Tasneem Hema, departmental honors pending Connor Joseph Hernandez, college honors pending Hope Jeanna Hernandez, departmental honors pending Inaliel Louise Calantas Hernandez, University Honors & Leadership Program Mariela Hernandez Loya Joshua J. Higgins, college honors pending Summer Hill Hillary Hillam Andrew Hoekstra, college honors pending Beau William Hombach, college honors pending Oliver Harrison Horn Antonio Jorge Quintana Houck, college honors pending Parker Bean Howell, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Kaylah Hrdlicka, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Bosen Hu* Yan Song Huang*, college honors pending Hayley Hunt Erika Iacono, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Raquel Angelique Ibarra Athena Marie Iglesias, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Iriam Jazmin Islas Nazik Jameel Nashra Jamil Hamza Janouane, college honors pending Yves Arjon Ralf Jensen Brooks Tyler Jepsen Fangjie Ji*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Sihang Jia*, college honors pending

Yingqiao Jia*, college honors pending Qinchen Jiang* Yifei Jiang*, college honors pending Zhengxi Jiang*, college honors pending Zisheng Jiang*, departmental honors pending Andrea Jocelyn Jimenez Arellano Hanqi Jin*, college honors pending Feihua Jing* Hua Jing*, college honors pending Lennon Nicol Jobin Cassidy Savanah Johnson, departmental honors pending Alexis Danielle Jones, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Arianna Ashley Jones Christian Luis Juan Beiwang Kang*, college honors pending Carson Keller, college honors pending Teresa Juarez Kemp Callie Marlene Kenney Mollie Elizabeth Kentner, departmental honors pending Dana Firas Khayat, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Reece Soong-Hee Kim Michael Dustin Kimberlin Kara Lee Klaasen, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Kristine Kohlmeier Yuxi Kou*, college honors pending Cameron Kramer, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Maria Nicoletta Kyriazi, departmental honors pending Sandra Elvira Lagos Eh K Blue Lah Siyu Lai*, college honors pending Yuxin Lai*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Thomas Marshall Laird, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Selena Marie Gonzales Lamphier, college honors pending Kennedy Reigh Lancaster, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Hadassah Lang, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Olivia Langwell, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Macabee Lankford, departmental honors pending Naomi M. LaPointe, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Stephanie Lara Gonzalez, college honors, pending, departmental honors pending Joel Kenneth Larson, college honors pending, departmental honors pending

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Kaysie Nicole Larson, college honors pending, departmental honors pending David Henry Leipzig, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Daniel Owen Leroux Chutong Li*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Longyuan Li*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Runke Li*, college honors pending Ruoxi Li*, college honors pending Weixiao Li*, college honors pending Xinlu Li*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yilin Li*, college honors pending Zan Li*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Zicheng Lin*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jennifer Kathryn Lind Katelyn Litardo Han Liu*, departmental honors pending Jiarun Liu*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Meng Tong Liu* Shaohang Liu*, college honors pending Sichen Liu* Weikang Liu*, departmental honors pending Xinyi Liu*, college honors pending Xueyuan Liu*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yixuan Liu*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yuanzhen Liu*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yuchong Liu* Jennifer Ji-Ling Lofgren Caitlin Christoph Long Zhifeng Long*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Alexis Lopez Naila Azucena Lopez-Garcia Destany Daisiab Lor Leslie Loya-Arias Angel-Kaye Luna, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ruichen Luo* YiChen Luo*, college honors pending Yitao Lv*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Mingcan Ma*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Mingyuan Ma*, college honors pending Yuqiu Ma*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Amber Nicolette Maler, college honors pending Alysia Martinez Jaquelin Martinez-Baez Austin Matthew May

Brandon Mazin, departmental honors pending John Thomas Mazzetta, college honors pending Gloria Mbasi-Bombole Casey Somnus McGill, college honors pending Mitchell Earl Melton, college honors pending Courtney Louise Mendes, college honors pending Yiran Meng*, college honors pending Priscilla Karla Meyer, college honors pending Carol Angelica Miramontes Victoria Ann Moffat, college honors pending Daneet Jackelyn Montes Gabriella Jade Montoya Michael Montoya, college honors pending Jeffrey Morgan Katie Nicole Morrison Alena Mouradian Meredith Mox Ryen Sondai Mudadi Jetzabeth Lorain Munoz Eva Munro-Ehrlich, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Philip Murphy Arron Patrick Myers Allyson Nash, departmental honors pending Karely Nava Chavez, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Nadine Ali Nehme Gracyn Dorothy Nehring, college honors pending Austin James Ness Benjamin Hayes Neufeld, college honors pending Timmy Ngo, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Daisy Huong Nguyen, college honors pending Elise Dieu-Mi Nguyen Dil Niroula Chaoqun Niu* Evan Patrick Nolting Sage Kristine Nunez Moorea Isabella O'Donnell, departmental honors pending Janet Adesola Ebunoluwa Olaleye Allyson Nicole Olson Karina Orona Gonzalez, college honors pending Dasia Zhnae Oros, departmental honors pending Xiangyu Ouyang*, college honors pending Domenic Daniel Palizzi, departmental honors pending

Tayler Pancratz, departmental honors pending Emily Jane Parish Miriam Selene Parra Grace Leann Patton Melissa Marie Pendergrass, college honors pending Christina Mercedes Perez, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Shelby Laine Pfau, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jeanette Pidanick, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Iwalani Pierre Ethan Alexander Pierson, college honors pending Josie Ann Piper Mikala Arin Lanping Porter, college honors pending Leo Pravin Maria Alejandra Ramirez Jiayue Ran* Siyu Rao* Jason Thomas Read Paul Harris Redmond Ava Michelle Reinhard, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ge Ren*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Keira Maxwell Richards, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Evelin Michel Rivera Cabral Andrew Robertson, college honors pending Karina Angelica Rodriguez, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Nicole Rodriguez Jessica Alejandra Ronquillo Tony Rubio, college honors pending Christina Irene Salazar George Daniel Alberto Sanchez Caroline Ann Schenk, college honors pending Michele Dominique Diana Schilling, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Rebecca Faith Schwisow, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Nicole Diane Seavall Vereneidy Serrano Nandou Sha*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Abigail Shimelis, college honors pending Shandra Nicole Shultz Marguerite Siedschlag Katrina Zakeiah Silbaq, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending

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Jangveer Singh, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Alisha Marie Smith Peize Song* Xinman Song*, college honors pending Taylor Stacy, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Caleb David Stene Svea May Stimmler-Beckner Abraham Matthew Stokes, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Zac A. Story Quinn Emerson Strommer Jiaxi Sun*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jiayu Sun*, college honors pending Xiaoyu Sun*, departmental honors pending Siwei Tan*, college honors pending Jiayue Tao*, college honors pending Ashley Tee Tobias Orion Tegrotenhuis, college honors pending, Outstanding Graduate Jiaqi Tian*, departmental honors pending Josephine R. Tierney Weston Joseph Barnard Tierney, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ashton Nicole Toler, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Xucheng Tong* Allyson Tousley Angie Kim Tran, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Cindy Tran, college honors pending Sierra Wind Trujillo Jerry Alexis Tun-Verde Noor Turkmani, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Rachel Emily Tyler, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Alicia Underhill Maria Vahrenhorst Alan Valdiviezo Tamara Lee Van Scoyk Renato Vandewalle Jaqueline Itzel Vaquera Lozano Nena Nicole Vara, college honors pending Manuel Adrian Vargas Salas, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Noemi Vasquez Madisen Lee Velasquez, college honors pending Nikola Velimirovic, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Nicole Marie Viera, college honors pending Beatriz Viurquez

Craig Donald Vogtsberger, college honors pending Courtney Marie Voss, college honors pending Stephanie Mae Wade Lindsay Waggoner Dakotah Austin Rian Walker, college honors pending Aoyang Wang*, college honors pending Chen Wang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Guoran Wang*, college honors pending Haoyang Wang* Humin Wang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Shuran Wang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Tao Wang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Teng Wang*, college honors pending Tianyang Wang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Xuesong Wang* Yifan Wang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yihan Wang*, college honors pending Yuchen Wang*, college honors pending departmental honors pending Yunming Wang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yuxin Wang* Zi Wei Wang* Zilu Wang*, college honors pending Nicholas-Michael Warter Cyril Thomas Waymel Tori Rhiannon Weed, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ian Paul Weigel, college honors pending Benjamin Edward Weinroth, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Emily Sue Weishaupt, college honors pending Sarah Catherine Weller, University Honors & Leadership Program John James Benedict Welter Yun Wen*, college honors pending Sun Wenlu*, departmental honors pending Garrett Bailey Wheeler Marianna Hilliard White Chelcie Lauren Whitley Savannah M. Wilkerson, college honors pending, departmental honors pending

Don C. Williams, departmental honors pending Kala Michelle Williams, departmental honors pending Mariah Kay Witkowski, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Rayah Lynn Woodcock Yixuan Wu* Yuchen Wu*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Mark Brendan Wyss, college honors pending Bohao Xia*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Shirui Xiao*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Dongyue Xie*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Xinyi Xie* Yize Xie*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yushu Xie*, departmental honors pending Kanglong Xiong* Chen Xu* Ruomeng Xu*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yinghui Xu*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Sisi Yan*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yu Qing Yan*, college honors pending YuQing Yan*, college honors pending Furui Yang*, college honors pending Jiacheng Yang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Lingman Yang*, college honors pending Qianru Yang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Tang Yang, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Tianrui Yang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yabing Yang*, college honors pending Chuzhou Yao*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yufei Ye*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Michael Anthony Yeatts, college honors pending Chuanyi You*, college honors pending Jamie Allen Young, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending Haolong Yu*, college honors pending

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Peixia Yu*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Kevin William Zalinsky, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ruoyao Zeng*, college honors pending Bingbing Zhang* Bowen Zhang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jiaqi Zhang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Junyang Zhang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Kaijie Zhang*, college honors pending Min Zhang*, college honors pending Tianyi Zhang* Tianyue Zhang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Wenjing Zhang*, college honors pending Xinyue Zhang* Yan Zhang* Yang Zhang*, departmental honors pending Yaning Zhang*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yixuan Zhang*, departmental honors pending Yuhang Zhang*, college honors pending Zihan Zhang*, college honors pending Ziyue Zhang*, college honors pending Ruohan Zhao*, college honors pending Shuying Zhao*, college honors pending Wendi Zhao*, college honors pending Yishuo Zhao*, departmental honors pending Yutong Zhen*, departmental honors pending En Zheng*, college honors pending Yu Chen Zheng*, college honors pending Ming Zhong*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ningxi Zhong*, departmental honors pending Kexin Zhou*, college honors pending Xinyi Zhou*, college honors pending Yueqian Zhou*, college honors pending Junyi Zhu*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Qian Zhu*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ziyun Zhu*, college honors pending Guanyu Zou*, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yihui Zou*, college honors pending

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE May 2022 Candidates Catherine Grace Aber, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Hannah Mary Abroe, departmental honors pending Marvin Agyemang Ramsha Sharaf Ahmad, University Honors & Leadership Program Marah Al Rasheed, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Tara Al Taei Sarah Zaki Alfaili, college honors pending Dhari Algharib, college honors pending Noor R. Ali Kurdi Sarah Almafrachi, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jessica Alvarado Ishmael Kofi Annor Mayada Osman Arbab Karina Avalos, college honors pending Jessica Alicia Ayala Nayrouz Bachir-Belmehdi, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Bethany Cordelia Baker, departmental honors pending Kori Aspen Baker, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Thomas Aquinas Baker Anna Marta Bakiera Carter Roe Baller Citlali Barcenas Erick Gerard Barraza Siley Richard Seymore Benischek, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Casey Lynn Bergloff, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Sephaniet Zelalem Beyene Anika E. Bisant, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Matthew Justin Blackmon Ailine Guadalupe Bonilla Nevarez Katie Frances Brooksbank Leo Brossart Katherine Elizabeth Campbell, University Honors & Leadership Program Daniel Reid Cannalte Daryl Joshua Asanion Caraballo, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Kaden John Cargill Harry Carlton Daniel Carrillo Daniel I. Casillas

Juliet Hyun Ji Cha, departmental honors pending Nikkalaus Cheever Abigail Alyssa Chiu, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Madeline Minna Choi, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Shauna Rhodes Ciola, departmental honors pending Austin Clinton, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ryne Jacob Cohenour Peter Jon Coleman Ashley Lorraine Countryman, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Treya Linda Rose Dabney, departmental honors pending Britney Jorden Davis, departmental honors pending Hailey Brielle Dennis Jyotshila Dhakal, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending Andrea Elizabeth DiFrancia Michelle Phuong Dinh, college honors pending Liya Ermiyas Eguale Meena M. Esan, college honors pending Josuè Estrada Murillo, departmental honors pending Aubrey Taylor Evans, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Aubrey Rhiannon Farmer Mahder Belete Feleke, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Vanessa Laurence Fievre Gabriella Dawn Finochio, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Karina Fisher Maizey Wynne Funk Kendralei Meagan Garcia, departmental honors pending Suzanna Stephanie Garcia Mota Charlotte Ann Garrison, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Rachel Elanor Giem, departmental honors pending Daniela Gonzalez - Rivera Kennedi Greene Cecilia Grimaldo Samrawit Fishaye Hagos, departmental honors pending

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Matthew Nephi Harris Hodman Abukar Hassan Jesse Hayes-Morrison, posthumously Haonan He Francisco Hernandez Nicole Hinostroza Charity Kalee Hinson Brooke Elisabeth Hotz Xia Ying Huang Areione Lemone Hubbart Shameer Javed, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Sydney Kahlyn Jenkinson Hua Jing, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Sharon Johnson Alison Dawn Jones, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Pabegwende Naomie Kabre, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Sania Sharif Kazi, college honors pending John Michael Keavney Audrey Alma Kessler-Palacios Faiza Khan, college honors pending Megan Minh Chau Khong, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Tatiana Michelle Kielty Marija Kovalenko, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jonathan Devon Krieg Halle Kuykendall, departmental honors pending Gina Rose Kwak, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Daniel Landgrebe Havana Larraz, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Peter Le, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Brice Alvin Leifheit Daniel Won Lim Jae-Hwan Jay Lim, departmental honors pending Justice G. Lobo-Lucio Jennifer Ji-Ling Lofgren Mia Lundin, University Honors & Leadership Program, department honors pending Natalie Rose Lyon, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Mustapha Major, college honors pending Vanessa Rose Maldonado, University

Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Mya Leah Maliyevsky, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Tyler James Malone Isaiah Sorek Masih, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jennifer Maynes Steven A. McAward Mitchel Samuel McConnell, departmental honors pending Mileati Tesfay Melese, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Freddy Junior Mendoza, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Josefa Isidora Merino Veloso, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Amanda Rose Miramontes Najad Abdullahi Mohamed Graham Walker Molinaro Jeremiah Patric Moran-Fairchild Hailey Renee Mosteller Ashley Maisee Moua Hayden Moudry, departmental honors pending Destinee Jada Murray Dante Matalino Naranja, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jennifer Ngo Gina Ho Nguyen, departmental honors pending Hau Duc Nguyen, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jamie Nguyen Jennifer Tho Nguyen, college honors pending Kenny Nguyen, departmental honors pending Theresa Hoa Nguyen, college honors pending, departmental honors pending, Outstanding Graduate Thuy Minh Nguyen Stephanie Anne Nolt, departmental honors pending Denise Margarita Ocampo, college honors pending Gamlet Oganesean, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Nana Adu Opoku berko Laura Alejandra Ortega-Cota David Thomas Palcsak, departmental honors pending Chariesa Jade Paredes, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Ariel Park Rahul Paresh Patel Emily Patino

Jordan James Peat, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Aleya Peji, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Erica I. Perez Bryanna Ashly Perry John Hoài Nam Phan Kristina Pisarenko, college honors pending Alexander Pawel Plonski, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Thomas Kowalke Poehlman Alyssa A. Pong Aiden Seng Prom, departmental honors pending Odessa Consuelo Punches Jeffrey Thomas Quick Alexia Brianne Quinn, departmental honors pending Benin Shannan Rahma Ash Rai Alexandra Nicole Ramirez, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jacqueline Chavez Ramirez Danna Gabrielle Ramos Jade Ramsay, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Shlok Rathi, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Vasiliki James Reiva, college honors pending Grace Anne Reuter Shayna Josephine Rivera Liliana Rodriguez Nicholas Nathan Rotello Kuri, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Paul Sahertian Juan Sanchez, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Abigail D'Nae Sandlin Esther Nyamekye Sarpong, college honors pending Veronica Sameeh Sawaged Sophia Osama Sawaged-Rowe Carly Mei Schnabel, departmental honors pending Shawn Schowe, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Sarah Jolene Sepan, college honors pending Ananya Hardik Shah, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Cory Newton Sharp, college honors pending, departmental honors pending

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Hoda M. Sherif, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yana Silakova Araceli Annette Silva, departmental honors pending Raul Antonio Silva, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Taylor Sorensen Anton S. Sorokine Kirsten Langhus Soules, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Bridgette Shevana Spinney, college honors pending Kaitlin Springsteen, departmental honors pending Arvind Srinivasan Brandon Luke Staple, college honors pending Supriya Subedi, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Amirah Tamachi Jonathan Kaming Tat, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Amanda Faith Taylor, University Honors & Leadership Program, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Weston Alexander Taylor, college honors pending Hortisse Chimene Tisseglo Jenna Marie Tomkinson, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Samantha Nicole Townsend, departmental honors pending Brendon Tran, departmental honors pending Cathy Tran Tran, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Huy Minh Tran Salena Myngan Pham Tran Kim Nguyen Hoan Trinh Dominique Nicole Trujillo, departmental honors pending Ahmed Haider Twaige Ivanna Valverde Tina Van Sandy Vang, college honors pending Sabrina Vazquez Abril Vences Justin Michael Violette, departmental honors pending Britney Ngochoang Vo Bao Vu, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Sharon Vu, college honors pending Jet Lee Vue Samantha Pilar Wainright, college honors pending

Cyril Thomas Waymel Autumn Nicole Wendler, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Julia Catherine Wernersbach, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Tiffany Marie West Garrett Bailey Wheeler Courtney Dee Wilson Helen Fikadu Wolde, college honors pending, departmental honors pending

Yonatan Fikadu Wolde, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Michael Robert Wolz, college honors pending, departmental honors pending River Rayne Wood, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Elexia Skylar Wright, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Nicholas Eric Wullschleger Isabelle Yang

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Zoha Zaka Mini Darlin Zavala Stefany Dayyanara Zavala Quintanilla Tianyue Zhang, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Yueqian Zhou, college honors pending, departmental honors pending Jon David Zick, departmental honors pending

COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING Nan Ellin, Dean _______________________________________________________________________

THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE May 2022 Candidates Xiomara Yamila Amaro Andrea Devaki Arias Michael Beasley Ariel Beckstrom Matthew James Boselli Julianna Christina Cox Heather Leanne Cusic Jami Sue Daniel Colin Robert D'Emilio Jazmyn Renee Dennard Jake Gilchrist Dudley Madeleine Eve Fox Ty Garner Luis Fernando Gutierrez Hung Ha Alex Spencer Hardesty

Aspen D'or Harris Isabella Antonia Alagna Sophia Louise James Leighton Gwen Jenkins Michael Johnson Jason Steven Kachanovsky Dasol Kwon Nicholas Layton Bo Armstrong Lee, Outstanding Graduate Nikolas Tapio Aatos Makela Izna Manzoor Sean Bradley McElhenny Richard William McSwain Kalliope Elizabeth Mott

Malik Terrence Ray Craig Jacob Riley Joseph Isaiah Rutledge Meron Assefa Shiferaw Peter Kent Sommerfeld Madeline Stackhouse Julia Claire Sullivan Trevor Cray Thomas Brittany Nicole Thomson Sadie Thurston Justin Alexander Trammell Caroline Elizabeth Tryba Christopher Taylor Tryba Jordyn Rae Watters Lucas C. Wylie

THE DEGREE MASTER OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE May 2022 Candidates Claire M. Bulik Alexander Bullock Charlotte Francisco Yuecen Jiang

Lauren Ashley Kelly Peter Marsden Sylvia Gail Pasquariello, Outstanding Graduate

Aletha Spang Taylor Spear Anna Marie Trexler-Varela

THE DEGREE MASTER OF URBAN DESIGN May 2022 Candidates Eric Douglas DeNardo

Yao Sun

THE DEGREE MASTER OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING May 2022 Candidates Dervis Cemal Akcicek Emma Bangs Lillian Bell Elizabeth Berrier Erik Alan Braaten Evelyn Joanne Burr Bryan Conner Laura Ann Culleton Eric Douglas DeNardo Jake Gilchrist Dudley

Fredrick Glick George James Gromke Claire Elizabeth Guthrie Reynaldo Emilio Hernandez Jonathan Charles Michael Johnson Mikhail Dmitrievich Kaminer Matthew Anthony Karney Lauren Ashley Kelly Sarah Knoebl Sara Kohles

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Clarissa Marin Leighou Kelsey Marie Lindquist Daniel Joseph Olken Lauren Platman Ayanna Noni Reed Reese John Shaw Jesse Colin Sheets Tiffany Diem Tran Blake Van Jacobs Karlyn Vasan, Outstanding Graduate

THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE IN HISTORIC PRESERVATION May 2022 Candidate Stuart Blake Hayden

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE May 2022 Candidates Joel Moises Aguinaldo Miral Mofeed Alalqam Stevie Isaac Alas Garcia Sean William Andersen Estevan Lino Arellano Meevan Lia Barzinjy Sofia Bolio Hernandez William Mathis Bubeck, honors pending Kathleen Cai Audrey Lee Chance Timothy L. Cummings Amanda Michelle Ford Madeline Irene Fulmer Jeremy Elton Goldman Cristian Emanuel Gomez, honors pending Lesly Gonzalez

Dahn Gyavira Zachary Jonathan Kuderna Broby Leeds, honors pending Ivonne Lopez Hernandez Malaak Hassan Madhoun, honors pending Joshua Efron Maginsky Luc David Malouf, University Honors & Leadership Program, honors pending Nathan Michael Mencini, honors pending Elijah Ortegon Elena Terese Ortiz Kevin Perez-Villanueva Benjamin David Pitney, honors pending Zyler Jay Pranke Marshall Clark Reilly, honors pending

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Yael Adrien Remy, honors pending Elliott Lucas Rogers Devin Elizabeth Root Taylor Rose Mashal Ezz Eddin Salah Emanuil Petrovich Sklianin, honors pending Danielle Nicole Snyder Gizem Tekin Trent Mathew Torres, honors pending Kayla Shantay Urenda Long Ngoc Vu, honors pending Julie Zahner Mohamad Zaina, Outstanding Graduate, honors pending Natasha Rose Zimmerman

SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS Paul Teske, Dean _______________________________________________________________________

THE DEGREE MASTER OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE† May 2022 Candidates Victoria Lynn Beresford Stephanie Yvonne Cavnar Emily Curley Alexandra Brooke Freeman

Jake Hyunwoo Hong Forrest Michael Kinney Sarah Catherine McDonald Cody McWilliams

Sabrina Marie Otterbein Daniel Antonio Pichardo Yusuf Serce

THE DEGREE MASTER OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION May 2022 Candidates Grace Anne Amundsen Barnkow Jessmine Teresa Anderson Mario D. Anderson Celeste Thurman Archer Daniel Baker Zachary David Barger Lauren Elaine Caggiano Devin Marie Clark, Outstanding Graduate Logan Scott DeByle Yesenia Delgado Deena Duwaik Alexandra Brooke Freeman Yazmin Castillo Gonzalez Itzel Selene Gonzalez Alcantara George James Gromke Aubrey Hasvold

Sarah Jenkins Hokyung Jung Nicholas Steven Kaiser Hyeongeun Kang Dong Sun Kim Hwasung Kim Hye Kyeong Kim Steven Lawrence King Yun jung Lee Jose Manuel Lopez-Nava Miriam Edit Luna Gonzalez Victoria Madsen Emmanuel Martínez Ian McMahon Julie Kai Nakao Mark Ostrander Jennifer Elizabeth Curtis Parsons

Amber Lynn Parvin Holly Kay Piza Timothy Darrell Postlewaite, Outstanding Graduate Joshua Jayson Rhoten Ondrej Adam Sebek Ryan Scott Shepard Panos Ernesto Smyrnios Bobby Allen Tech Patrick Abram Thompson Ayush Uprety Savannah Lynn Putnam Vega John David Waters Michael V. Williams Nicholas Williams Chennou Xiong

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS May 2022 Candidates Luis Alejandro Amaya Kayla Andre Melissa Apodaca Charlotte V. Arnett Ron Adam Balsz, with distinction Skylar Joy Barker Salar Ghayour Bavandpour, with distinction Hannah Linnaea Borrego, with distinction Claudia Bustillos Liza Anahi Castillo Flores Manuel Alexis Chavez Brandon William Dahl Jamey Doyle, with distinction Cindy Quynh Duong, with distinction Charlene Michelle Fagrelius-Brin Amber Rose Ann Franklin Chloe Galicia Frazee Molly Michelle Fritz Dayzia Elena Maria Galvan

Breanna Ivonne Garay Gonzalez Yatziri Anahi Gonzalez Kimberly Marlene Gutierrez, Aylin Adanely Gutierrez Ruiz Alexandria M. Herndon Haley Hodges Ladia Htoo Gillian Hunt, with distinction Morgan Nicole Jacobson, with distinction Tatiana Marie LaMons, with distinction Cesar Daniel Medrano Isaias Elijah Montano Alexis Michie Nakabayashi, Outstanding Graduate, with distinction Ariana My Duyen Nguyen Lana Thi Nguyen Isabella Emilia Nowakowski David Gilbert Olguin, with distinction, Outstanding Graduate

†Degree conferred by the Graduate School

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Cody Wayne Oxby Julie Peternel, with distinction Dominick Robert Ragan, with distinction Jose Ricardo Reyna, with distinction Shannon Shalsea Rodriguez Ashley Theresa Sandvig, with distinction Kaitlyn Seagren, with distinction Kasidi Lynn Seubert Jessica Soucie, with distinction Sam Stults Tatjana Sintija Suseja, with distinction Nerjes Raheem Swade Emma Szindler Jacob Daniel Torres Taylen Truett Abigail L. Vitello Mikayla Dennice LaShay Watson

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION & HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Barbara Seidl & Scott Bauer, Co-Interim Deans _______________________________________________________________________

THE DEGREE SPECIALIST IN EDUCATION May 2022 Candidates Mathew Cade Easterwood

Alyssa Winnerman

THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS May 2022 Candidates Jaclyn Adley Scott Aiges Krystal Marie Allen Sandra Amorim Melanie Angle Meriel Ann Del Rosario Areglado Lauryn Arza Melissa Kay Atkins Gretchen Janin Aubel Austin Banks Jeffrey John Bayard Torrie Ann Becwar Allison Bell Lauren Ashley Bergeron Amanda D. Birdsong Jazmine Renee Bjelland Emily Nicole Blevens Elizabeth Kristine Bowyer Courtney Lynn Bradley Keri Kristina Brewer Laura Marie Brinkman Sheri Lynn Broadbent Ashley Marie Brown Jonell Nadine Taylor Buss Ashley Shannon Calderon Hanna Emily Calmes Kaitlyn Marie Campbell Diana Casillas Chavez Antonio Castañeda Lisa Cheim Sarah Ciel Xiao Na Chicoine Jennifer Childress Alexander Lee Clark Remy Elisabeth Cohen Kathryn Condon Victoria Grant Conmy Ysell Dominic Cordoba Elizabeth Coughanour Hillary Mansfield Culbertson Tatum Davenport Mykaela Davis Winn Thatcher de Burlo Zaira Del Angel Elizabeth Ann Denton Joalis Marie Diaz Alvarez Naceli Diaz Canela Heide Elise Ashler Donalson Julie Dowd Elizabeth Diane Dowdell

Andrea Lind Dupree Brooke Anne Dutton Michele Ebendick Andrea Mae Eder Aaron John Edwards Shana Pearl Eilers Carly Elmgren Ruby Rebecca Falk David Anthony Feeney Emma-Jane Ferguson Betsy Christine Ferney Evelyn Arlene Firman Sierra Cheyenne Fisher Bonnie Fortier Madeleine Frazier Kristen Fukumoto Patricia Kathleen Furman Saira Galindo Vazquez Laura Ofelia Gallardo Meza Laisa Gallegos Shannon Gamble Joselyne Garcia-Moreno, Outstanding Graduate Holly Rae Gary Stephanie Gastelbondo Gabriel Scott Shiva Gaur Keely Lynn Graves Monica A. Grimm Payton Gubser Alexis Catherine Gurzick Tiffany Arries Hampton Faye Ann Hargreaves Lorien Harker Barbara J. Harmon Kelly Harrell Sarah Hassing Anthony J. Helfrich Maria-Teresa Hennelly Eileen Hernandez Yolanda Hernandez Briana Laget Hodges Mary P. Hoftiezer Margaret Hogan Abigail M. Hollenbaugh Sarah Ashley Hollis Amanda June Burns Honda Leigh Houser Cristina Hunt Mahasin A. Ibrahim

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Zenna Jandali Leigh Wall Jardine Amy Bobbie Jean Jauch Ashley Rose Jones Emir Berat Karaketir Kumiko Kato Alexzander Kelly Adam Kercheval Emily Kern Shannon Leigh Khoury Ashley Sara Kisch Sophia Ann Knauf Angelique Koerner Jonathan Koretz Owen Kortz Claudia Julia Kouakou Jenny Eileen Kourany Mark Joseph Kroll Carissa Annmarie Krug Christopher Ford Kruidenier Julie Marie LaGuardia Jessica Xiao Ping Lam Nikole Langdorf Ashlyn Cui Xin Lee Caroline Elise Lee Robert M. Lehman Christen Lish Kalia Lisa Lo Tiffany Jane LoSasso Avery Loss Dorothy My Lowe-Tran Michael Erik Lund Grace Lyon Julie MacLean Alexander Manuel Martinez Peggy Lillian Mason Katherine Matthews Angela Mazzenga Christina E. McCann Megan Trumbo McDonald Jessica McKerley Sarah Elizabeth McManus Desmon Paul McMurphy Michael Andrew Mendoza Sherry L. Miller Zoe Rachel Miller Julia Carina Miranda Ann Marie Mockenhaupt Sakina Mohamed Ali

Nurulhuda Mohamed Hanapiah Saba Ibrahim Mohammed Ali Holly Montemayor Mallory Anne Montgomery Chelsea Moosekian Erin Teal Hepp Moriearty Alanna Denise Morrill Anjum Mujeeb Aysia Newkirk Brittany Allison Newswanger Thanh Nguyen Kelly Grace O'Connell Hilary Ann Odoy Heather Newell Oglesby Olayinka Ogunnusi Alexander Roy Olivier Jonski Ortiz Rosa Maria Ortiz Steve Otter Christian Pascual Kendra Penchoff Laura Pereyra Katherine Taylor Peterson

Danielle Alysa Pifer John Daniel Pinkston Marleen Plascencia Tiffany May Primus Alyssa Puhacz Raegan LaShawn Quattlebaum Krystal Randall Theresa Alane Randolph Stephanie Marie Rauterkus Katiria M. Rivera Amber Wolf Rodenfels Sara Elizabeth Roth Elizabeth Ashley Rumsey Lydia Evette Sawyer Lisa Anne Schoenstein Michele Tearney Schooler Suzanne Alexandra Seehusen Arianna Nadia Shami Mariam Shareefy Namrata Sharma Jordan M. Sloat Brian Andrew Smith Erica Smith

Beth A. Snyder Rachel Sohns Diana J. Sorbo Niko Marley Sotolongo Sarah Bethany Sproul Mariana Araujo Stefanini Renee Marianne Struck Michelle Linda Zmich Sullivan Henok Tesfay Tekie Susan Diane Thayer Josephine Thibodeau Oliver Jamaal Thornton Belen Torrero Rionegro Jaclyn Ullman Luaci Stephanie Vang Jessica Vinson Kathryn Zug Volkmar Stacy Deann Weigand Kathryn Aileene Whorrall Dhinali Nikeshala Kumari Wijenayake Elizabeth Anne Winchester Farren Wyner Jessica Lynn Yeomans

THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE IN EDUCTION May 2022 Candidates Waad Al Ummtharradi

Hilda Taheran

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS May 2022 Candidates Kira Alexandra Badberg, honors pending Caitlyn Olivia Beckman, honors pending Katalina M. Bencomo Vega, honors pending Luis A. Bencomo Vega honors pending Tatyana Nickole Cote, honors pending Heather Heaven DeHerrera Diana Isabel Dominguez, honors pending Mauricio Dominguez Osorio, honors pending Rosa Isabel Flamenco Lopez, honors pending

Sarah Fritsche, honors pending Laura Jo Gardiner, honors pending Carlee Dawn Garrison, honors pending Giana Lynn Glorioso, honors pending Ashley Nallely Gonzalez, honors pending Samantha Hope Holley, honors pending Paw Ki Htoo, honors pending Kori Johnson, honors pending Claire Nicole Kelly, honors pending Ivy Lee Martinez, honors pending Vanessa Martinez, honors pending Soledad Eliette Montecino Alarcon, Outstanding Graduate, honors pending

Anthony Brian Payne Brandi Kay Rogers Eleanor S. Rose, honors pending Anna Mei Roth, honors pending Sachiko Katherine Sakuray, honors pending Amber Silver, honors pending Tracy Lynn Valdez, honors pending Veronika Viescas Christopher Alan Votruba, honors pending Alexis Leigh Weiss-Vigil Christy Ann Whiteside, honors pending Xue Yong Zhang, honors pending Mayra Zocarro Morales, honors pending

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE May 2022 Candidates Peyton Madison Arellano Tara Sousan Ghaeli Claire Elizabeth Hammack, honors pending Blanca Hernandez Zachary Robert Lees, Outstanding Graduate, honors pending

Devin Roshelle Lopeman Yasmin Luevano, honors pending Angel-Kaye Luna, honors pending Alexis Mack, honors pending Rubby Cruz Navarro-Flores, honors pending Billy Q. Nguyen

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Rory Mitchell Porras Ivan Rodarte, honors pending Victoria A. Salazar Jacy Rey Marie Sanchez-Maldonado Anna Marie Sanger

BUSINESS SCHOOL Scott Dawson, Dean _______________________________________________________________________

THE DEGREE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION May 2022 Candidates Brandon Abboud Monica Elizabeth Aguilar Timur Alexeev Weston R. Anderson Alison Ashby Roberto Antonio Avila Robert Aydelott Kelsey Barlow Sean Connor Berry Sharon Bhukhra Ellen Marie Boruch Lindsey Joan Brelje Jason Buller Colt Johnson Burtard Seamus Daniel Byrne Vincent A. Canales Whitney Thomas Carpenter Nicholas H. Cavarra Kathryn Louise Christensen Vincent Craig Akaysha Duran Aspen Fabrizio Mahad Fahieh James S. French Dylan Michael Futrell Kadie Goodman Praseed Gopal Wynn Gradisar Nathaniel Grob Abhinav Avinash Havle

Roy Charles Hegger Brian Harry Hirt Leanne Hoag Andrew John Horn Jenisa Jeblee Victoria Marie Jennrich, Outstanding Graduate Casey Johnson Bethany Brooke Jones Faisal Zaib Joura Paul Joseph Karp Madina Kizambayeva Michael David Kolic Hannah Elizabeth Krumreich Dipak Dilip Kulkarni Roy Thomas Kurtz Kim-Phung Thi Le Connie Sue Leeper Michael MacPherson Lauren Wells Marquis Katherine Elizabeth Martin Nastassia Matusevich Luke McCabe-O'Donnell Annie Salene Mell Paul Andrew Miller Jonathan Richard Muntean Grace Seulgi Na Ashley Alyssa Nathasingh Kira Zhibo Nelson Ger Jamie Nguyen

Rebecca Lily Norman Lauren Nicole O'Kane Kelsey Marie Paisley-Lasso Alexa Nichole-Chizek Parnell Rupa Nirmala Patel Bryce Griffin Peterson, Outstanding Graduate Robert James Poston Constencse Kaleihua Regalado Clark Davidson Reid James Clarence Revoir Zachary Rowley Ashley Faye Russell Jessica Rose Sanchez Jean Schulte Brooke Sewell Erin Kay Slifer Tyler Joseph Smiens Jackson J. Smith Kyle Stafford Kyle Sullivan Whitney Paige Thomas Matthew Boord VanVoorhees Duyen Ngoc Kieu Vo Hung Q. Vuong Tenley Mae Whitrock Ewelina Wlodarski Michael P. Wrigley Gantuya Yanjinsuren Maxwell Edward Yousse

THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE May 2022 Candidates Maia Shayne Allen Waad Saad Alshammary Zachary Scott Amfahr Andrew Allan Apple David Robert Armstrong Henry Arthur Attaway Jennette Lee Avery Sarah Nicole Babish Madison Joyce Badgley Hammouche Ben Arbia Russell Thomas Beyersdorf Amy Bush Natali Victoria Cadena Bryan Alan Caffey Whitney Thomas Carpenter Victoria Yvette Chavez Elizabeth Chemey

Paul Norman Chilson Destiny Monique Clara Mary C. Clohessy Heather Grace Cluff Valerie Michelle Conner Michael J. Cronce John R. Davern Ryan Reade Dorhout Jourdan Alexander Eloriaga Alan Keith Everett Jaymee Fiore Caleb Timothy Fox James S. French Carli Marie Friss Pratyush Gadre Guillermo Garcia Orona Katrina Gehring

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Dareck Christopher Giuliani Jessica Lynn Godo Juan Carlos Gomez Jr Alba Lidia Gonzalez Rodriguez Sheena Gopinath Kadiyamkulam Megha Gupta Parul Gupta Tyler Jack Habert Nicholas Hamilton-Archer David Haudenschield Brian James Hennigan Arianna Hernandez Saldana Elena Nicole Hilliard Joseph Thomas Horejs Baoying Huang Amy Jarvis Hughes Michael Simon Hughes

Riley Hunter Huda Nafeez Hussain Thomas Christoper Jajeh Hahnemann Kaja Demetri Alejandro Katsantonis Cameron Keelan Aditya Anand Khedkar Neelima Kumar Shristi Kundu Roy Thomas Kurtz Dane Francis LaBier Meagan Lisa Lacharite Cindy Le Christopher Lee Lucy Lee Anaghaa Mangesh Londhe Joshua Looker Robert James Lopez , Jr. Giselle Luevanos Paul Luse Carmen Danielle Mabee Neharika Manthena John Otis McConnell Zaira Ilse Mendoza Vinaya Gajendra Mithari

Sarah Lynn Mulcahey Amruth Nandakumar Spandana Narahari Pushpa Sowmya Narne Tracy Nguyen Julia Cecylia Niedzwiecka Rodelia O'Shaughnessy Jason Jose Padilla Morales Tejinder Pal Sahil Dipak Patel Kevin Alexis Perez Alicia Marie Pickell Amit Pradhan Clara K. Pruess Ashley Rayhill Elizabeth Theresia Rea Cameron Michael Reef Gayle Riess Gabriela Karely Rivera William Brock Rose Amber Nikole Rosenbach Ankita Sahai Daisy Salazar Sira Sartori Allison Rodrigue Satterfield

Robert E. Schuler Molly Lehn Scott Rupam Sehgal Soni Haresh Sewlani Ahmed Z. Shaikh Monisha Sharma Ang Tsering Sherpa Jake Robert Shipe William Michael Silvia Aman Singh Shubham Udaybhanu Singh Kory James Stansbury Matthew Lee Talvitie Ryan Michael Tharp Sribalaji Thirunavukkarasu Brigitte Rudie Thompson Matthew Cole Valdez Lindsay Nicole Vendegnia Rachel Marie Wagmaister Shelby Nicole Welbaum Chelsae Nicole White Sydney Karee White Eva Wiggers Haoran Xin Zhiyu Zeng

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE May 2022 Candidates Johnny Steven Abrego Felipe Alexis Aguirre Diya Al Abdullah Hassan Al Nemer Yaqoub Aldossary Kristi Allen Dana R. M. A. Almutawa Nasser Abdullah Alowairdhi Faisal M. Alsulaiti Alimansar Amgalanbayar Tyler Morgan Andersen Alexandra Marie Andrade Keegan Angeles Bradley Thomas Apel Stephanie Arana Justin Foster Avila Tarek M. Awad Katy Eliza Back Rachel Elisabeth Bales Patitta Banjongwit Elena Barragan Isabel Angel Barrios Giselle Barrios- Luna Nina Baskakova Timothy Beegles Madeleine McKeown Belcher Sejal Bhattarai Heather Lyn Black Trinity Amaya Bonham Connor Scott Bowman Sybrand Theodorus Braakman

Plamen Joshua Brandt Jessica Briseno David H. Bui Benjamin Joseph Caviness Anahi Chacon Muhammad Hamza Chaudhry Kakada Chev Christina Nhu Chuong Aaron M. Clark Kaitlin Jo Claussen Iris Collazo Austin Michael Conley Clayton Spencer Conover Fatima Monserrath Cruz Ruiz Carlos Ricardo Antonio Enrique De La Torre Nataly Diaz Ortega Lily Do MyHan Do Alexa Lisbeth Dominguez King Brock Douglas William Stuart Draughon Matthew S. Duffy Jenna Ehmann Anabel Grace Elizalde Kyler Daniel Evert Desiree Li Ewings Julia Louise Ford Oscar Arturo Fraire Stefanie Francis Katherine Grace Garner

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James Austin Giglio Gemechu Gishu Lauren D. Glaess Brody Gordon Vincent Francis Guagenti Lupe Guevara Jeffrey Hagman Grant Haines Tristan Hall Pierce Haltom Donalie Joyce Hampton Anna Hancharova Griffen Stewart Hansen Roland He Edith Hernandez Abdulaziz Abdunnaser Hima Maira Hinojos Yosdy Alexandra Hinojos Sanchez Sam Hoang Pamela Hogu Natalie Hustead Christina Huynh Haseeb Imran Alexander Lyotaro Nozawa Jacobius Tasfia Jamil Rachel Jensen Xiwen Jia John Josephson Alexis Juarez Jeralyn Julian Taylor Catherine Kalvelage

Alexander David Kampovitz Claire Lillian Kane Sravani Katamaneni Cameron G. Kiepke Jamie Kim Jacob Kirk Charlotte Rose Kloska John Klosterman Steven Kohn Justina Khamla Koukeokingthale Gina Kuo Joel Lahman Olena Netyba Lamelza Brock James Lane Baccari Cindy Uyen Le Lily K. Le Revacca YaeJin Lee Yoon Seob Lee Catalina Teresa Limas Jason Lung Martin Wayne Luther Kendall Lynch Ebraheem Nazeer Malallah Adrina Dene Daelynn Martinez Antonio Martinez Marifer Martinez Nicole Matthews Stephanie Kay Maxwell Cameran McAnally Megan McClenny Mackenzie Jo McCollum Jackson Dakota McGowan Hailey McKay Ashley Lucille Medina Aly Samamtha Medrano Torres Elexiah Jade Mellick Devin Gede Prabawa Menaka Zuleyka Mohamed Hussain Jaber Mohammad Justin G. Morales Kimberly Morizono Dominic Moulin Natasha Nolle Myers

Minh Hoang Ngo Jasmine Hong Nguyen Loi Thi Nguyen Ngan Nguyen Ryan O'Connor Oluwafemi Oyekan Oyebisi Oyewumi-Braimah Cienna Kali Page Mason Parris-Bacon Ben Paternostro George Owen Paxton Omar Payan Bonilla Nabil Pejman Joshua Pelon Thao Thi Phuong Pham Quoc Dung Phan Scott Phan Uyen Thao Le Phan John Patrick Pierce Austin Plagge Diademe Porzio Carl Matthew Powell Adrian Putman Andrew Bradley Puzanoff Alejandra Rabelo Anthony Michael Rael David Randazza-Petronio Lindsey Reed Chace D. Reinhard Jocelyn Stephanie Reynoso Cybelle Jane Richeson Veronika Terez Rivera Lamberto Robles Wendy Robles Roxanne Kendall Rounsborg Yousef Safieddine Anthony Salas Tamara Feras Sawaged Melanie Elizabeth Schaffer Christopher Norman Schumacher Jennifer Scott Kaelah Marie Seelinger Marin Rose Seigh

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Maleeha Shah Faisal Syed Shahid Tenzing Phuti Sherpa Leah Y. Smith Keiolanie Oikawa Smithee Detlynd Jay Snow Jeremiah Jay Spain Brianna Katherine Spence Miraiah Ivett-Juliet Stettler Kaley Stevens Aryaan Syed Andre Bryce Taylor Bryan L. Terry Daniel Cheemeng Thao Piper Thompson Leslie Kimberly Toledano Raya Zaher Mufied Toukan Thao Tran Zachary Phillip Triplett Hokang Aric Tsai Matthew William Uribe Allison Faith Valente Mauricio Valle Vargas Maxim Valshchuk Hugo Mayer van't Veer Jessica Vasquez Ramirez Micah Vincent Tram Vo Amy Nguyen Vu Hissein Wade Paige McKenzie Wall Tyler Jaden Waugh Randy Benjamin Weber Jazmin James Kara West Taylor West Vincent Wheeler Cassie Williamson Ruolin Wu Austin Mouamoon Yang Jennifer Yang Moe Samara Zaharako-Weissman Honey Zin Daniel Adam Zurawski

COLLEGE OF ARTS & MEDIA Laurence Kaptain, Dean _______________________________________________________________________

THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE May 2022 Candidates Katelynn Marie Eckles, Outstanding Graduate Christopher D. Lemon Justin Michael

Genevieve Peek Brian B. Phillips William Evans Reeves Kevin Arthur Roe

Gregory Vance Savage, Jr. Stephen Douglas Wells, Outstanding Graduate

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS May 2022 Candidates April Deneen Andreasen

Claire Monica Hay

Josephreuben Alosbanos Quinto

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS May 2022 Candidates Corey Addison-Taylor Leya Z. Admasu Austin Paul Baier Amadeus Abraham Bennett Molly Jane Bocim Nicholus Stephan Bove, honors pending Troy Matthew Bowen Madison Marie Bradfield, University Honors & Leadership Program, honors pending Joseph Andrew Bramer Kya Ann Brogdon, honors pending Harrison Josiah Brown Stephanie L. Chesler, honors pending Sheunhay Syllia Chongtoua Brittany J. Cook, honors pending Trey Eucher Daub Victoria L. Davis, honors pending Andrew Denike Arely Diaz Reyes Nicholas Dimond, honors pending Seth James Dunham Seth Angelo Duran Brianna Jade Fowler Satu Gillispie Ellie Graphman Mark Winthrop Hashman Angelica Hayes Aaron DeWitt Henderson, honors pending Martine-Alyse Josette Hickman Kayli Marissa Higashi, honors pending

Shyla Patrice Hoglan, honors pending Breanna Dasan Ingram Rabecka Kylene Jimenez Santiago Jimenez Gonzalez, honors pending Elise Kathryn Jones, honors pending Margaret Coleman Jones Erin Kaden Noah Kentwortz, honors pending Alexander Ericsson Kimose, honors pending Grey M. Koepp Daniel Tran Le Sharah Lee Ethan Davis Lien Milton Amilcar Lopez Montes Jerome Andrew Lucero Angus Madden Maria Anne Maddocks, honors pending Shayna Earlene Mason, honors pending Madeleine Elise McCullough Bryan McDonald, honors pending Hannah Grace Meseck, honors pending Keenan Shawn Milan, honors pending Jose Manuel Molina Rodriguez Charles Ray Montgomery III Leif William M. Oberholtzer Colin Jeffery Obland MaKayla Rae O'Malley Emma V. Peterson, honors pending

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Christopher Thomas Probst Danielle Marie Reubenstein Lindsey Nicole Rister Aldo A. Ruiz, honors pending, Outstanding Graduate Madeleine Claire Finholm Rumbach Stevenson Matthew Sakalian Alex Christopher Stallsworth Kevin Stallsworth Joshua Callan Stever, honors pending Brad Kaleiokeanuenue Stowell Chase M. Taylor Hunter Patrick Thompson, honors pending Whitney Tran Sydney Debra Triplett Claudia Gabrielle Valenzuela, honors pending Nhan Thanh Van, honors pending Ashley Nicole Vaughn, honors pending Tiare Gabrielle Venuti Davina Noel Vetter-Drake, honors pending, Outstanding Graduate Kody Vroegindewey David Alan Wallace Emily Warner, honors pending Isa Watson, honors pending Skyler Weber Autumn Webster, honors pending Grant Mackenzie Ray Wells Timothy John Wielgus Channing nthony Williams Victor Yague Izquierdo

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE May 2022 Candidates Victoria Marie Apodaca Morgan James Argenbright, honors pending Shawntisha Tamar Bailey, honors pending Lucas James Barba Nathan Bethke, honors pending Patrick Booth, honors pending Shawn David Bosley Jacob Breeding, honors pending Ian Lambert Campbell, honors pending Cameron Wayne Castro Giselle G. Cisneros, honors pending Brynn Crockett Alec Philip Doniger Madison Drake Ryan Allen Duncan Ethan Eckhard Erin Alysse Flood Ethan Cordover Ginsberg-Margo Cheyenne Nell Gonzalez Eric William Hastings, honors pending Olivia Garrison Herring, honors pending Cameron Michael Hodge, honors pending Jon Michael Hunt Christopher Sean Kelley

Jake Tynan Dalton Kiczenski, honors pending Eli Rane Kokesh, honors pending Kalei Alexandria Lasit, honors pending Ryan Andrew Lavallee, University Honors & Leadership Program, honors pending Jared Evan Luer Nicholas Cooper Lyon, honors pending Jakob Joseph Maenpa Keelan Muir McDorman, honors pending Emily Michele McKinney, honors pending Brennan Connor McLaren Mikayla Elizabeth Medin Ryan Conner Milan, honors pending Carson Russell Miller, honors pending Manuel Mora, honors pending Jacob William Munroe Alayna Marie Nelson Mason Nold Hana Skye Oden, honors pending Marco Antonio Ortiz, Jr. Samantha Jordan Pease Eternity Victoria Peckman, honors pending

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Aana Dian Rase Aly Roitman Christina Irene Salazar Chanson Segeth Nathan James Smith Raeny Brooke Smith, honors pending Russel Joseph Spence Akello Amani Bilal Stallings Thomas Reid Stephan, honors pending William B. Stump, honors pending Troy Thrasher Lauren Marie Tilton, honors pending Harrison Allen Turner Bonnie Clarisse Utter Audrey Madison Waddell, honors pending Elysia Lorraine Way Wanda Weigel Seth Remy Wiggs Tyler John Wilde, honors pending Weston Wilkins Katharine Maria Yeager, University Honors & Leadership Program, honors pending, Outstanding Graduate Justin Ziegler

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, DESIGN AND COMPUTING Martin Dunn, Dean _______________________________________________________________________

THE DEGREE MASTER OF ENGINEERING May 2022 Candidates Feras Alfaresi Dia Abdulfattah A Feda

David Maximilian Gedney, special honors Harrison Onditi

Sirajul Haq Payab, honors Austin Denniston Thompson Ahmed Nazar Yacoub, special honors

THE DEGREE MASTER OF SCIENCE May 2022 Candidates Stuti Adarsh, honors Apurba Adhikary Khalid Hadi Adkins, honors Varun Janivara Balakrishnagowda Patrick Bales-Parks Daniel Beckman Nathan Michael Bonniwell, special honors Thomas Anthony Caracena Erik Carrera Medha Chippa, honors Yoga Nanditha Chitrala, honors Lauren Desjardins, honors Ian Charles Garvin, honors Carlos Alberto Gutierrez-Castro Omran Mohammed Haghegh, special honors Spencer Allan Haich, special honors Debashish Halder Jacob Hendrix, honors Blair Natalie Holman, special honors Michael John Hoover, special honors Kevin Matthew Humphreys, special honors

Mari Elizabeth Johnson De Tora, honors Jaya Sai Karanam, special honors Hamza Nasir Khokhar, special honors Harini Kilaru Lexi Noel Kimes, special honors Steven Matthew Klawitter, special honors Quangvu Le, honors Ryan Edward Mansfield, special honors Eric Mathers Jessica Elaine McPhee Andrew Neil Milanes, special honors Xavier Joseph Montoya Uyen Nhat Phuong Nguyen, special honors Michael Nietes, honors John David Pace, special honors, Outstanding Graduate David Ilsup Pak, special honors Tanmayi Patibandla Brandon Patrick Percin, special honors Likhitha Perisetla Andrew Steven Porcelli, special honors

Ryan Preston, special honors El-Hayil Adikuor Puplampu Julian Roberts, special honors Vedanti Suresh Rudrawar David Matthew Russell, special honors Kamiel Samir Saleh, special honors Nerina Salihagic Dheeraj Sarab, honors Andrew Nathan Sias, honors Elizabeth Staten, special honors Brookelynn Marie Stillwell, special honors Benjamin Albert Straub, special honors Ruba Saker Sus, honors Dana Emery Thornton Jake Patrick Tinsley, special honors VuToan Dinh Tran, special honors Haotian Wang Nathan William Werner Joshua Wewerka, special honors Keaton Wilkins, special honors Bradley Wilson Trevor Young, honors Yun Yu

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF ARTS May 2022 Candidates Christopher Evan Allen Kaleb Barber Fitsum Yilma Bedassa Jordan C. Dante Correy Kenny Van Dang MacGyver Dale Ward Dunham Michael Jacob Evenson Derek Dewayne Gunnels Kendra Kabel, special honors Fatmata Haja Kargbo

Ryan Rizzul Karki Vinh Quang Le Michael Eugene Martinez Guillermo Alberto Mendez Vivian Anne Nguyen, special honors Nawal Adel Obaid Abril Ramirez Sallah Siddiqui Ravisher Singh, special honors

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Sheldon Aare Prescott Slater Aman Tewolde Han Thar Dang Hoang Tran, honors Mason Avery Turner Christopher Villanueva Buzayehu Teketel Yitbarek, honors Biniyam Yohannes, special honors Hodan Yusuf

THE DEGREE BACHELOR OF SCIENCE May 2022 Candidates Fatima Mahdi Ahmed Abdelmoneim Mahdi H. N. M. Abdullah Ayesha Akhtar, honors Khalifa Mohammed Al Mohannadi Meshari Al Oudah Zeyab Alajmi Abdalaziz Alammar Abdulwahab Al-Awadhi Monerah Alawadhy, special honors Abdulrahman W Sh Albahar, special honors Yosuf Albashir Eisa Khalid Al-Darwish Reem Alghamdi Omar Alhumaidi Abdullah Ali, special honors Ahmad Alkhaldi Fawaz Salem AlKhalifah Mansour Ebrahim Alkhulaifi Sarah Adel Musaed Almejren Fawzyah Y. S. D. S. Almutairi Nasser Ahmed Al-Naimi Ahmad Jaber Alobaid Abdulaziz Alrabah, honors Mahmoud Alshamali Jesse D. Alvarado Razan A M E Alwazzan Theophilus Asiedu Amoako Yoseph Anderson, honors Brenda Armendariz Daniil Arushanov, special honors Elisabeth E. Ayaquica, honors Hanny Aziz Ashley N. Barnes Faisal Binrabbaa Layla Bitar, honors Adam Blanco Jordan Russell Madruga Blue Anthony Thomas Bongiorno Zachary Bowers Preston Bramley, honors Ryan Thomas Buxton Tyler Anthony Campbell Ryan Cheng Don Chu Craig Patric Coleman Keith Christopher Contois, II John Daniel Cuthbertson Elias Pierre Dagher, honors David Christopher Darling, special honors Joshua William Decker Andres Deras Sanchez Andres Martin Dicochea Anthony Joseph DiSaverio, honors Andre D'portillo Adam Michael Durkes Keeley Lynn Elliott

Dalton Ray Ellis Leslie Claire Emery, special honors Cameron Scott England Tuvshinzaya Enkhbold Nasim Farahzad Huda Farooqi Anisa S. Filfil Zachary Fink Jonathan George Fletcher Christopher Ryan Frey Lauren Michele Galus Pamela Galvez Paige Elizabeth Garbett Derek Garcia Julian Gregory Gardner Shubha Gautam Joseph John Gedney, special honors Matthew Golubski, honors Isabella Mia Gomez, honors Yaya Haidara Alen Handukic, special honors Elise Johannah Harrison, special honors Michael David Henderson Jeffrey A. Henning Alvaro Isaias Herrera Pierce Roderick Hopkins Ali R. A. H. A. Husain Tamila Husnetdinova, special honors Muhammad Hauris Hussain, special honors Andy Huynh Hasibul Islam Egduard Ramon Jauregui, special honors Nicholas Javryd Thomas Alexander Johnson Areeb Khan, honors Yechan Kim, special honors John Bryan Kirby Taylor Scott Kolar Elizabeth Roberts Korthals, honors Abby Rose Krohn Michael Francis Kuberry Courtney Nichole Kunkleman Drake Andrew Langer Janson Lansville Karl William Larson Andre Tri Le, special honors Joseph Donald Leslie Jessica Leung Xin Li, special honors Hendrick Lopez-Beltran Carli G. Macejak, special honors Peter Michael Marcus Mansbacher Haythem Mansour, honors Arthur Paul Manville, special honors Ashton Lyn Martinez, special honors

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Cameron Mayrose Timothy P. McCaffrey Matthew Michael McMahon Michael Brandon Millan Jacqueline Miller Victoria Spring Miller Dennis Blake Mills Bryce Darren Murray Celesse Nicole Myles, honors Ann Thai Nguyen Hieu N. Nguyen Jason Hoang Nguyen Mathew Dam Nguyen Michael Van Nguyen Tiffany Quynh Vi Nguyen Kaitlyn Christine Nugent Oscar Alisher Nurmat Tala Ali Obeid, University Honors & Leadership Program, special honors Martha Magdalena Olivas-Loera Julian Cuauhtemoc Ornelas, special honors Cameron Elias Ortiz Chris Manuel Ortiz Gabriela Tatiana Ortiz Esther Agatha Palacios Herzog, special honors Elijah Lee Payne Julian Antonio Peña Jesus Pena Chavez, honors Binh Quoc Pham Danny Huan Pham Thu Ngoc Minh Pham, special honors Adam Gene Phillips Xai Phommarath Curtis Robert Plachy Erik Polzin, honors Luke Thomas Pueraro Timothy R. Pyle Humza Abbas Qureshi Cesar Axel Ramirez Laura Elizabeth Ramos Justin John Redding, honors Kyle Edward Redmond, honors Larry Gene Reid Russell Curtis Reimann, honors Austin Reyes Nestor Rodriguez Michael Lee Rosebeary III, honors Tanner David Rosen Ammed O. Saavedra Husein Saleh Angel Uriel Sanchez Mojarro, honors Aiki Sano, honors Dena Sarraji Aria Lynn Saunders, special honors Wendy Elizabeth Schadler Elie Kyle Schooley

Luke Ethan Schwab, honors Long Thang Sen, special honors Kirstin Elisabet Seurer, University Honors & Leadership Program, honors Joseph Alexander Sherrell II Dante Antonio Sileo Artsiom N. Skarakhod, special honors Eric Slick Criston Mitchel Sloan Austin R. Smith, honors Nathan Isaac Smith Jacques Steyn

Karl Antone Svitak Juan Tapia-Alamillo Christopher A. Taylor, honors Nahome Markay Tesfay Eric Scott Toland Jacqueline Thuy Vy Tran Ingrid Travers Ethan Tubbs, special honors Dax Valdez, Jr. Joshua Joseph Venable, honors Alexander William Verkest An Vo

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Afu Xing Muaj Tsim Vue Jeremy Ryan Wagner Andrew Grant Waterhouse, special honors Kahla Marie Weber, honors Benjamin Michael Weiler, honors Curtis Werner Joseph Steven Williams Jackson Winterrowd, special honors, Outstanding Graduate Brandon Lee Yarberry

The Norlin Charge to Graduates

___________________________________________________________________ From the baccalaureate address by President George Norlin of the University of Colorado, June 1935. ___________________________________________________________________ “You are now certified to the world at large as alumni of the university.

She is your kindly mother and you her cherished sons and daughters.

This exercise denotes not your severance from her, but your union with her. Commencement does not mean, as many wrongly think, the breaking of ties and the beginning of life apart. Rather it marks your initiation in the fullest sense into the fellowship of the university, as bearers of her torch, as centers of her influence, as promoters of her spirit.

The university is not the campus, not the buildings on the campus, not the faculties, not the students of any one time—not one of these or all of them.

The university consists of all who come into and go forth from her halls, who are touched by her influence and who carry on her spirit. Wherever you go, the university goes with you. Wherever you are at work, there is the university at work.

What the university purposes to be, what it must always strive to be, is represented on its seal, which is stamped on your diplomas—a lamp in the hands of youth. If its light shines not in you and from you, how great is its darkness!

But if it shines in you today, and in the thousands before you, who can measure its power? with hope and faith, I welcome you into the fellowship. I bid you farewell only in the sense that I pray you may fare well. You go forth, but not from us. We remain, but not severed from you. God go with you and be with you and us.”

THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO

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THE HISTORY _______________________________________________________________________ The University of Colorado Denver is the leading public university in Denver. CU Denver offers 42 undergraduate degrees and 59 master’s degrees.

Doctoral programs are offered in Public Affairs, Health and Behavioral Science, Leadership for Educational Equity, Education and Human Development, Design and Planning, Bioengineering, Civil Engineering, Engineering and Applied Sciences, Applied Mathematics, Clinical Health Psychology, Health Economics, Geography, Planning, and Design, School Psychology, Integrative and Systems Biology and a joint degree in Computer Science and Information Systems. Programs are tailored to meet the needs of a diverse student population, with special emphasis on assuring professional opportunities after graduation. Classes, serving nearly 15,000

students, are offered during weekdays, evening hours and on weekends.

The University of Colorado’s Department of Correspondence and Extension was established in Denver in 1912 to meet the needs of a growing population. As course offerings expanded, so did the demand for degree-granting status. The Denver Extension Center was renamed the University of Colorado-Denver Center in 1965, and by 1969, 23 fields of undergraduate study and 11 of graduate study were offered. In 1972, the Colorado General Assembly appropriated funds to build the Auraria Campus, CU Denver’s current site, and renamed the “Center” CU Denver. Two years later, the University of Colorado reorganized into four campuses – Denver, Colorado Springs, Health Sciences Center (Denver)

and Boulder. On June 30, 2004, the University of Colorado Board of Regents gave final approval to the consolidation of the University of Colorado at Denver with the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center.

At CU Denver, faculty members bring their work experiences to the classroom; they are aware of the challenges and advances of the urban environment and are responsive to the needs of students and the community. This combination of talented faculty and a highly motivated student body creates a vital and exciting educational environment. The goal is to offer its students the unique educational opportunity to combine real-world experience with academic excellence.

THE MACE _______________________________________________________________________ For centuries, in academic and ecclesiastical processionals, a mace has been carried by the marshal to symbolize the official opening and closing of a formal event.

The design of the mace encompasses all aspects of education. A globe representing the worldly scope

of education is the base of the staff. The middle of the design, which is the shaft, represents the profile of the Denver skyline and the Auraria campus. At the top of the mace, flames spiral upward representing the colleges and schools, sending her graduates as bearers of the torch into the community and world.

The mace was designed and created by Michael Brohman, instructor in the College of Arts & Media visual arts department, with special emphasis in sculpture and a CU Denver graduate with a Master’s in Architecture and Planning ’95.

THE ACADEMIC REGALIA _______________________________________________________________________ The pageantry and dress of the academic procession have been inherited from the medieval universities of the eleventh and twelfth centuries where academic life began, first in the church, then in the guilds. The teaching guild was the guild of the Master of Arts. The Bachelor was the apprentice of the Master, and the dress was the outward sign of privilege and responsibility.

Principal features of academic dress are the gown, the cap and the hood. Early in its evolution, it became necessary for universities to set rules to preserve the dignity and meaning of the academic dress. Two English universities, Oxford and Cambridge, are particularly noted for the development of the authentic academic costume, which through the centuries has changed only slightly.

Formal academic attire for American campuses was established in 1895 with the adoption of the Intercollegiate Code, which prescribed the patterns, colors and materials for each part of the regalia for the bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral levels. The American Council of Education presented a revised code, which generally governs the style of academic dress today.

The Gown The flowing gown comes from the twelfth century.

While it originally may have been worn as protection against the chill of unheated buildings, today it has become symbolic of the democracy of scholarship,

for it covers any dress of rank or social standing underneath. Gowns vary in their trimming and the sleeve design. The doctoral gown has velvet facings down the front and three velvet chevrons on the bell-shaped sleeves. These velvet trimmings may be black or the prescribed color of the academic area.

The master’s gown has oblong sleeves, open at the wrist, while the bachelor’s gown has long pointed sleeves; neither has trimming. The bachelor’s gown is always worn closed; master’s and doctoral gowns may be worn open or closed.

The Cap When Roman law freed the slaves, they won the privilege of wearing a cap. The academic cap is a sign of freedom of scholarship as well as responsibility and dignity. Old poetry records the cap of scholarship as square to symbolize the book. The color of the tassel denotes the discipline. The square black mortarboard is the recommended cap, though some schools have adopted other styles. Doctors may wear a velvet cap with a gold tassel.

The Hood The hood identifies the level of the degree, the school that granted it and the academic area. The silk lining of the hood is the color or colors of the school. The color of the facing denotes the discipline represented by the degree. Some of the colors you may see represented today are: Architecture – Blue Violet Arts – White Business – Sapphire Blue Dentistry – Lilac

Education – White Education Specialists – Blue Engineering – Orange Environmental Design – Brown Fine Arts – Brown Journalism – Crimson Law – Purple Medicine – Green Music – Pink Nursing – Apricot Pharmacy – Olive Public Affairs – Peacock Blue Science – Gold The Honor Cords Silver and gold honors cords are worn by graduates who are awarded the following honors by their school or college: Summa cum laude (with highest honors) Magna cum laude (with high honors) Cum laude (with honors) Special honors Honors Distinction The gold and royal blue honors cords designate members of the Golden Key National Honor Society.

The red and white cords recognize those students who have served through their participation in Student Government.

Red, white and blue cords are worn by millitary veterans.

THE UNIVERSITY SEAL _______________________________________________________________________ In its history, the University of Colorado has used three different seals. The current seal, adopted in 1908, depicts a male Greek classical figure sitting in front of a pillar and holding a scroll. Next to the figure, laurel branches frame a burning torch. The inscription in Greek reads “Let Your Light Shine.”

The seal’s designer, Henry Read of Denver, chose the classical motif because Greek civilization “stands as the criterion of culture.”

The laurel symbolizes honor or success, the youth suggests the “morning of life” and the scroll represents written language.

From 1893 to 1908, the University seal was a copy of Wyon’s medallion, “Science Trims the Lamp of Life.” In this version, a Greek woman knelt before a lamp, and stalks of mariposa lilies decorated the border. Before 1893, an adaptation of the Colorado State Seal was used, but it was never adopted by

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the Board of Regents.

The seal is used primarily on official documents, such as diplomas and transcripts that have been issued on behalf of the University. The Board of Regents uses the seal on its official documents and publications. The seal also appears on the President’s Chain of Office, the University Mace, Regent regalia and various formal publications.

Guest Seating PE Events Center Graduate Assembly Graduates Only

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ADA Seating ADA Shuttle Pick-up & Drop-off Location

First Aid

Cap & Gown Return*

Flower Sales

Opens at Conclusion of Ceremony

Complimentary Water Station

Kid Zone Lost & Found & Reunification*

Missing items and separated parents/children

Restrooms

Graduate Seating

All campus buildings are open. Please use restrooms on first and second floors.

VIP Seating

In the event of severe weather, please follow the instructions of security staff and first responders to proceed to safety.

The following items are prohibited on the Tivoli Quad: alcohol, illegal drugs, artificial noise makers, banners, large signs and pets (assistance animals are permitted). Umbrellas are discouraged and may not be used while seated.

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